All Edinburgh TV Festival articles – Page 17
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NewsFrow: diversity push requires commitment, not millions of pounds
“It’s a challenge, but there’s no excuses as far as I’m concerned”
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NewsNoel Clarke lifts lid on challenges facing black creatives
Bulletproof co-creator calls for BAME talent to be nurtured more effectively
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NewsDavid Olusoga’s MacTaggart: Twitter reacts
Danny Horan, Krish Majumdar, Jack Thorne and David Lammy share their thoughts
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NewsHBO Max eyes UK co-pros
International originals chief Jeniffer Kim is keen on scripted collaboration
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NewsDavid Olusoga: MacTaggart lecture in full
‘Be the sort of black person I’m comfortable with. Be more like my drug dealer. That is what I was told by a colleague in our industry’
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NewsDavid Olusoga decries lost generation of talent
MacTaggart lecturer issues blueprint for keeping hold of BAME talent
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NewsSky Docs seeks diverse stories
Channel head Poppy Dixon looking for diverse shows that “don’t necessarily have to be about race or injustice”
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NewsBBC1 orders A-Word spin-off and trio of docs
Anton Ferdinand, David Harewood and Patrick Kielty front films as ITVS/Keshet/Tiger Aspect follow Down’s Syndrome couple
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NewsMoore: TV will fail without diversity gains
Admits BBC has been slow to change its ‘mostly white’ commissioning teams
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NewsIndustry unites for historic freelancer pledge
Broadcasters and trade bodies agree to Coalition for Change quarterly talks
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NewsTony Hall: BBC has pivoted to the new world
Outgoing director general opens Edinburgh TV Festival with assertion that the corporation is ‘reformed and reinvented’
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NewsJameela Jamil to deliver Alternative MacTaggart
Activist, presenter and actress to recall experiences with Afua Hirsch
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NewsDavid Olusoga to deliver MacTaggart
House Through Time presenter becomes first black man to deliver annual address
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NewsDan McGolpin calls for ratings overhaul
‘People aren’t rocking up for a 30-minute show on linear any more’, says iPlayer chief
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NewsEdinburgh to explore black British films
Virtual festival showcases C4’s responses to George Floyd’s murder
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FeaturesMichaela Coel: ‘TV is unforgiving - but I’m built for this’
The Chewing Gum creator dug deep to channel her experience of sexual assault into her BBC1 drama I May Destroy You
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NewsAnalysts: SVoDs are outpacing pay-TV
Estimates that Disney+ has signed up more than 4m UK subscribers since launch
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NewsFrow puts the ball in indies’ court
C5 chief urges suppliers to ‘go the extra mile’ and make case to resume filming