All Features articles – Page 115
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Behind The ScenesCritical, Sky 1
Jed Mercurio’s drama would take the audience to places, and show them sights, they’d never seen before
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Behind The ScenesTwirlywoos, CBeebies
We used a mix of animation and live-action to teach kids about the world around them, says Chris Wood
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FeaturesTraining in drama: solving the skills problem
Drama experts examine what can be done about the growing shortage of skilled TV production crew
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FeaturesHow to turn digital natives into viewers
Louise Blyth of the BBC Academy asks industry leaders how broadcasters can use online content to drive audience growth
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Behind The ScenesInside The Commons, BBC2
Anthony Geffen reveals how winning trust was key to capturing parliament as it’s never been seen before
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Behind The ScenesThe Secret Life of Four Year Olds, C4
When we started filming a group of four year-olds, we had no idea what it would teach us, says Teresa Watkins.
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FeaturesThe future of immersive TV
Virtual reality TV is edging closer, with producers, manufacturers and broadcasters trialling the technology for music, sport, natural history and even news.
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Behind The ScenesThe Eichmann Show, BBC2
The trial of the Nazi war criminal was also the birth of mass media, discovered producer Laurence Bowen
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Behind The ScenesFortitude, Sky Atlantic
The producers battled limited daylight, snow shortages and polar bears
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FeaturesMasterclass: How to get ahead in broadcasting
Lucy Hooper asks five experts for their tips on reaching the next rung on the ladder
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FeaturesThe hunt for the next big entertainment formats
Co-development and keeping it local could be the answer
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FeaturesCrims, BBC3
The team behind BBC3’s new sitcom set in a young offenders institution talk to Paul Whitelaw about spotting fresh talent and creating comedy gold
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The Broadcast InterviewKim Shillinglaw, BBC
Controller Kim Shillinglaw inherited a channel in rude health, but she is looking for revealing new filming techniques and shows that are young at heart
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The Broadcast InterviewRussell T Davies on Cucumber
Writer Russell T Davies tells Robin Parker about mixing grit and gloss in his return to the Manchester gay scene.
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Belgium
Caves, castles, forests and port cities make Belgium very appealing
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Nordic Region
Spectacular geography and enticing towns all play their part
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Jordan
Ancient deserts and modern metropolises provide a background to stories set in this world and in others
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Israel
Ancient deserts and modern metropolises provide a background to stories set in this world and in others
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Gulf States
Ancient deserts and modern metropolises provide a background to stories set in this world and in others
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: United States - Georgia
States with prime urban, historic and natural locations are providing globally competitive production incentives