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CommentBrad Pitt is right: AI can rescue mid-budget film production
Thomas Righini Carrington, director and co-founder of James Drake Media, responds to Brad Pitt’s Esquire comments on AI and film economics
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CommentWhy we should blow up the BBC to save it
Rather than fighting to preserve the institution, let’s start asking what we actually need it to do, writes Matt Deegan
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CommentRoy Ackerman: Big Tech has much to learn as it transforms the industry
Working culture in Silicon Valley is very different to our industry and must not be allowed to get in the way of creativity, says Roy Ackerman
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CommentHow one chat sparked a partnership to remove class barriers for new writers
Sid Gentle Films boss Sally Woodward Gentle and writer James Graham on supporting Fringe shows to boost TV class diversity
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CommentWhat can we learn from the timing of the Sky-ITV deal?
The Comcast NBCU-owned outfit could have bought the PSB at any time – Mathew Horsman explores why it’s happening now
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CommentWhat is Gaussian splatting?
Alex Dewar, lead capture technician at Clear Angle Studios, explains what the new VFX technique entails
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CommentTaking care of mental health in the edit suite
Liam Camps at Woodcut Media reflects on facing a family health crisis mid-production and makes the case for a more open approach to mental health in post-production
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CommentWhy the BBC’s job cuts will have a hidden impact on diversity
We mustn’t overlook the costs to freelancers, particularly those from ethnic minorities, says Jaldeep Katwala
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CommentWhy content is vital to bring Gen Z back to stadiums
Jason Lemiere, audio-video design associate at stadium designer ME Engineers looks at how to attract younger supporters
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CommentDon’t dismiss breakfast TV in the era of digital viewing
Good Morning Britain editor Daniel Robinson on how the live staple is expanding its reach online
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CommentWhat MPs didn’t ask during the BBC Charter Review Select Committee hearings
Key questions of racial, gender and sexual diversity missed out on parliamentarians’ scrutiny, says Jaldeep Katwala
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CommentGrowth for whom? The question the BBC’s economic case never asks
Our national broadcaster paints a compelling picture of its value through opportunity, but who is getting those chances asks Jaldeep Katwala
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CommentBuilding a VFX studio for today’s world
Phil Greenlow, co-founder and managing director of JFX, reveals the idea behind the return of the Jellyfish name to VFX
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CommentReality contributor welfare has reached a tipping point – what’s next?
Duty-of-care protocols are good, but often ad hoc – we need industry-wide consensus to strengthen them, says welfare producer Emma Pringle
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CommentBroadcast Hot Shots bring something extra
‘Quite simply, the 64 individuals who made it onto the final list are lighting up the industry’
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CommentAI: How real-world testing shapes responsible filmmaking and workflow innovation
With AI reshaping every stage of the production pipeline, MyWorld’s Mark Leaver makes the case for structured innovation sandboxes
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CommentSky-ITV analysis: scale and scrutiny on the horizon
Will the government approve a deal that suggests British broadcasters can only compete with global players if they join forces, wonders Chris Curtis
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CommentMike Darcey: ITV has befriended an old enemy in a bid for digital prominence
ITV’s move to join Sky and eschew its PSB peers makes sense - but raises questions about what comes next
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CommentLegacy broadcasters need to get in tune with one another
A joined up ‘PSM orchestra’ is the only way to get British content heard above the noise of the global streamers, argues Alan Tyler
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CommentCannes Lions: Brands want fans and TV can deliver
ITV Studios’ Will Scougal unpacks the opportunities for broadcasters, producers and studios emerging on the Croisette this week