All Commissioning slowdown articles – Page 4
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FeaturesAnalysis: The fractured relationship between indies and C4
Suppliers have criticised the broadcaster for its handling of the commissioning slowdown and what they see as poor communication
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NewsIan Katz: C4 ‘picking up pace’ of commissioning
Content chief says progress made since Indie Briefing day in September
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NewsFilm & TV Charity to measure impact of production slowdown
Marcus Ryder urges workers to feed into second financial resilience survey
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NewsTopical Television shuts shop
Caught Red Handed indie becomes latest casualty of commissioning slowdown
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NewsTop women in TV consider commissioning slowdown
ITVS unscripted director Angela Jain among speakers at Wonder Women TV conference
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NewsCoalition for Change issues rallying cry
Freelancer body sets out five aims to be undertaken over next two years
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FeaturesEdinburgh announcements confirm commissioning dip
Snapshot from the 2023 festival reveals a decline in the number of shows being greenlit by broadcasters
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NewsIndies frustrated as C4 sets commissioning sights on 2025
Producers say they feel “misled” by broadcaster ahead of today’s major briefing
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NewsIndustry ‘must think differently about careers’, Broadcast Live: Glasgow event hears
Change is desperately needed to deal with challenges facing freelancers, says BBC Studioworks culture director
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NewsBBC, C4 and NFTS freelance support programme kicks off
Sally Wainwright, John Yorke and Sara Putt among speakers for Freelancer Focus
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CommentAdam Jacobs: Digital commissioning could offer freelancers hope in uncertain times
Traditional TV is struggling, but the digital content space is open for business - and it still needs freelancers
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NewsFreelancer’s resignation letter to industry strikes a chord
Anonymous Reddit community launched called Transparency for TV Crew, sharing experiences of the slowdown
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NewsFilm and TV Charity grant applications still soaring
800% applications increase as freelancer crisis discussed in Edinburgh
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NewsFind courage to make risky shows, Meera Syal urges industry
Goodness Gracious Me star exhorts TV chiefs to keep telling minorities’ stories
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NewsMarcus Arthur: ‘Green shoots’ appearing, but ad market won’t recover until Christmas
UKTV chief predicts advertising slump will continue as broadcaster reshapes its linear and VoD strategy
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NewsWBD will launch Max in the UK
WBD Europe’s Ragnhild Thorbech dispels question marks over streamer as Sky deal continues
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NewsIan Katz hits out at industry ‘perception’ of C4’s financial health
Content chief defends decisions and says broadcaster is ‘more honest’ than its peers
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NewsSmall indies fear swift closure, commissioners told
Commissioners insist they are listening to production companies
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NewsBafta: One in three freelance members have considered leaving TV
Poll reveals freelancers are concerned about the mental health and diversity impact of the commissioning slowdown