All Commissioning slowdown articles – Page 5
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FeaturesCommissioning slowdown: Indie boss #1
“I do worry about the impact on freelancers. There are some great people who haven’t worked for a really long time”
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NewsHasbro sells eOne film and TV business to Lionsgate
$500m deal includes 6,500 titles such as Yellowjackets
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FeaturesRoundtable: Holding the ladder for young talent
Four of last year’s Hot Shots on what the industry is doing right and what more could be done to support emerging talent
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NewsMPs to probe needs of high-end TV sector
New inquiry into challenges facing industry amid production slowdown
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NewsClapperboard expands for high end TV jump
Projector Pictures pair Rachel Gesua and Suzi McIntosh brought on board
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NewsBectu warns US strikes could hit UK production
Union ’stands firmly’ behind SAG-AFTRA, says Philippa Childs
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NewsAlex Mahon: C4 in ‘no rush’ to set up in-house production
Broadcaster expects ad market to pick up from Q4 this year
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NewsGovt will not set minimum in-house production at C4, says minister
John Whittingdale quizzed by DCMS select committee
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FeaturesStudios set to navigate slowdown
Leading figures from the studios sector discuss the effect of stagnant economic conditions and the US writers’ strike
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CommentThe challenges of navigating a summer of discontent
Indies and freelancers face a tough period as inflation pushes up costs and commissioning falls, says Chris Curtis
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NewsBectu meets with broadcasters over freelancer crisis
Meeting with stakeholders seen as ‘positive first step’
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NewsDocfest analysis: class and disability to the fore
‘We are not an impoverished industry,’ says Donna Taberer
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NewsSky’s Poppy Dixon: ‘We have plenty of commissioning opportunities’
Head of documentaries lays out tentpole strategy for limited series and singles
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NewsChannel 4 docs ‘well placed’ to weather economic strife
C4’s Alisa Pomeroy speaks on commissioner’s panel Sheffield DocFest
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NewsIan Katz comes out fighting on commissioning slowdown
“The waves are choppy at the moment, but the ship is in good nick”
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NewsBBC’s Kate Phillips urges indies not to exclude disabled talent
Director of content says broadcasters can shore up budgetary gaps
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NewsIan Katz promise to indies: Normal service will resume soon
C4 content chief acknowledges challenges, but says commissioning will return in autumn
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NewsSAG-AFTRA contract talks begin amid strike threat
Actors and broadcasters union voted to take industrial action earlier this week if a deal can’t be reached