All Comment articles – Page 21
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CommentGreat drama can speak to audiences in any language
Foreign-language shows are on the rise as viewers focus on quality of content, not country of origin, says Andrea Scrosati
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CommentLaunching a new studio in the wake of a pandemic
Marylou Thistleton-Smith, founding director of The Voiceover Gallery, reveals the challenges, unexpected positives and reasons behind opening its new studios post-pandemic
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CommentTime to rethink received wisdom around streamers
Co-pro boom is helping streamers feel a true part of the UK industry
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CommentDistributors make right calls to survive
‘Many sales companies have been forced to take make-or-break decisions and switch business models’
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CommentWork with us to usher in a new generation
The boss of Manchester’s Sharp Futures explains why industry partnerships are key to opening up the industry
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CommentComment: How to launch a successful startup
Jon Mason and Varun Parange of VFX talent platform Hotspring provide their top tips for setting up a VFX-focused company in 2021
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CommentComment: How AI is enhancing localisation
Amir Jirbandey at Papercup explains the benefits of AI-powered automated dubbing
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CommentHow the Tory 'tax on jobs' will impact TV
National Insurance hike will significantly hurt the industry’s workforce, but good preparation will shield you from the worst, says Melanie Reed
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CommentIn praise of Scotland’s TV arts scene
Commissioning programming locally platforms otherwise unheard stories and improves diversity, says Pauline Law
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CommentHow Telstra Broadcast Services delivered the Olympics
Anna Lockwood, Telstra Broadcast Services’ global head of sales, explains how it helped the Olympics and Paralympics reach a quarter of the world’s population
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CommentBroadcasting challenges for long-form sports
CEO of Cerberus Tech, Chris Clarke looks at how cricket, tennis, and other sports need to adapt for the future
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CommentComment: The timeless art of foley
Soundtrack Creation’s Sefi Carmel explains the mysterious world of foley
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CommentSelling C4 would betray underrepresented voices
4Stories could not exist at a profit-driven broadcaster, say Ben Bickerton and Philip Trethowan
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CommentWe are all Channel 4 - and we can save it
Production newcomers from as far and wide as in Belfast, Glasgow, Birmingham and Brixton would be cut off at source by a sale, says Dermot Lavery
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CommentSix ways to make production management fun again
Big Little Fish’s Georgina Surtees delivers her blueprint to ‘make production management a desirable career path’
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CommentPreserving ‘did you see’ moments
The stories behind sporting glory are best told via free-to-air says Jonathan Thompson
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CommentBlack to Front: forging a legacy
We were tired of taking small steps, say Vivienne Molokwu and Shaminder Nahal
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CommentWe need more bridges to the disabled community
Jack Thorne’s MacTaggart proves that advocates and those with knowledge of the issues can enable the best disabled stories, says Sara Johnson
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CommentTime for industry to rise to MacTaggart challenge
If the Edinburgh lecture struck a chord, then do something about it, urge Andrew Roach and Caroline O’Neill
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CommentWhy sports federations should look to free-to-air
Noel Curran, director general of the European Broadcasting Union - which represents public service broadcasters across the continent, explains why sports federations should continue to back free-to-air broadcasts.