All Features articles – Page 113
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Crackanory, Dave
Dave’s storytelling series use a multi-purpose location to create new worlds on a budget
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Taking remote control
The success of ob docs such as Royal Marines Commando School is driving fixed-rig innovation.
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Behind The Scenes
Bad Bridesmaid, ITV2
Casting a comedian as the bad bridesmaid has forged a new hybrid format, writes Amy Dallmeyer.
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Masterclass: Using Microvideo
BBC Academy’s Paul Buller talks to three microvideo producers.
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The Broadcast Interview
Antonia Hurford-Jones, Sky Living
Sky Living director reveals plans to defrock the channel of its fluffy image.
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Broadcast Digital: playalong apps
After seemingly falling through a trapdoor, the second-screen app is on the rise again.
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Behind The Scenes
Russia's Mystery Files / Monsters Behind The Iron Curtain, Nat Geo
Two teams were run in parallel to investigate myths from the Soviet era
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Outside broadcast: Changing times
Michael Burns discovers how the OB market has changed in the wake of SIS Live’s exit.
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Reinventing the 8pm slot
Have the traditional features that lured viewers in their millions had their day?
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Broadcast Digital: Viewing trends
The big screen remains the most popular way to view content but tablets and other devices are gaining ground
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Broadcast Digital: MCN evolution
As multichannel networks grow, their their success is attracting the attention of the major content players
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Broadcast Digital: Personalisation
Using data to personalise the TV viewing experience can boost audience figures and ease content discovery.
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Behind The Scenes
Human Tissue Squad, BBC3
With months spent hanging around mortuaries this was not a job for the squeamish
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Behind The Scenes
The Suspicions Of Mr Whicher, ITV
Hat Trick takes a bold approach on the first episode of the new series, using almost entirely natural light
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Soho of the south-west
Production of Disney’s musical comedy Galavant is underway at Bristol’s Bottle Yard Studios
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Gallery: Edinburgh International Television Festival 2014
Click to view the best photos from this year’s festival.
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Behind The Scenes
Esio Trot, BBC1
Richard Curtis has lured Dustin Hoffman and Judi Dench to BBC1 for his Christmas adaptation of Roald Dahl’s Esio Trot.
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The Broadcast Interview
Elaine Bedell, ITV
Outgoing chair Elaine Bedell recalls her favourite moments and tells Chris Curtis why ITV’s revival strategy works
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Young Vets, BBC2
We combined footage of students at work with stories in their own words to create a gripping narrative, says Emma Read
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Ratings
Double boost for Scottish TV
Commonwealth Games and live independence debate cap a solid first six months for STV and BBC1 Scotland.