All Comment articles – Page 13
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CommentStuart Pender: Podcasts can enhance TV documentary storytelling
Simultaneous commissions of podcasts and TV docs offer an efficient way to enage audiences and dig deeper into your subject
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CommentBig bets and clever commissions kick off the new year in style
Linear is far from dead – but there’s more to Gladiators and Mr Bates’ success than a slot in the schedule
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CommentOpen letter to Tim Davie: 10 ways to survive 2027
BBC expert John Mair lays out his thoughts for the director general as the BBC prepares for the future funding debate
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CommentMark Webb: Why The Traitors’ inclusion of disability has been pitch perfect
The disability advocate outlines how the BBC1 format helps disabled people feel seen
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CommentThree big tech themes for post-production in 2024
Chris Bailey, head of innovation at Jigsaw24 Media, reveals what post-production houses should be prioritising in 2024
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CommentHow to ditch legacy workflows and start afresh
Tim Burton at 7fivefive explains how cloud economic models can deliver a plethora of long-term benefits
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CommentTop 10 comment articles of 2023
Including Rebecca Thompson, Andy R Worboys, Scott Bryan and Ash Atalla
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CommentSeetha Kumar: assessing eight years at ScreenSkills
Outgoing chief executive discusses the successes and challenges of navigating skills policy in our sector
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CommentWhy broadcast & streaming need standardised sustainability metrics
Johan Bolin, chief business officer of media & broadcast at Agile Content, calls for collaboration across the industry
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CommentPhilippa Childs: Now is the time to stand up for the BBC
If we allow the BBC to be undermined, our cultural landscape and democracy will be fundamentally weakened
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CommentDanny Brocklehurst: ‘Real life’ drama should always be rooted in truth
Writers getting a little creative with the facts is one thing, but we don’t want Arthur Scargill on a motorbike
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CommentScott Bryan: The industry should follow these new year resolutions
Let’s do away with the pointless rebrandings, invasive personalised ads and meaningless figures and support our staff
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CommentProvocative language and antisemitic tropes don’t help the industry come together
Suggesting people are scared to speak out against Israel implies the old trope that Jews control the media, writes Fulwell 73’s Leo Pearlman
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CommentBBC’s future up for grabs, even as good sense prevails with chair
Samir Shah breaks the mould, but faces plenty of challenges as licence fee review kicks off in earnest
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CommentFear of backlash stifles open exchanges on Israel/Gaza
Fatima Salaria hands her column to an anonymous colleague to explore why discussing the Middle East is so challenging
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CommentMike Darcey: Netflix is the clear winner of the streaming wars
While the US streamer’s strategy is paying off, rivals are in a sorry state and need to reassess their business models
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CommentStudios should take the lead on clean energy
Bottle Yard’s business operations manager and sustainability lead Katherine Nash on how community energy could spell new opportunities for studio solar installations
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CommentBuyers have their say on slowdown
70 buyers from across the industry reveal their views on the current industry landscape and how they’re navigating the slowdown
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CommentIndies desperate for clarity as brutal year draws to a close
Uncertainty over Channel 4 commissioning patterns has been a factor for much of the year
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CommentRichard Wallis: A Sustainable Future for Skills report offers a welcome vision for developing talent
Georgia Brown’s taskforce offers us a way forward - it’s vital that we act on it