All Features articles – Page 116
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Brazil
From Rio’s beaches to the Amazon rainforest, Brazil has everything to offer
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: United States - Massachusetts
States with prime urban, historic and natural locations are providing globally competitive production incentives
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Mexico
Varied locations and hard-working local crews are putting Mexico on the map
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Tunisia
Tunisia is aiming to reignite its once thriving studio and locations industry.
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: Trinidad and Tobago
Once a go-to destination for Hollywood, Trinidad & Tobago continues to attract international shoots
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FeaturesWorld of Locations: United States - Michigan
States with prime urban, historic and natural locations are providing globally competitive production incentives
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Behind The ScenesEve, CBBC
Six years on from our original idea, the timing is finally right for our kids’ robot drama, says Jez Swimer
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Behind The ScenesDrunk History, Comedy Central
Plying comic actors with booze? What can possibly go wrong, wonders Robin Parker
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Behind The ScenesRoman Britain From The Air, ITV
Our helicopter filming hinged on two things: the weather - and England going out of the World Cup, says Brendan Hughes
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FeaturesThe TV highs and lows of the year
Gay snogging, mumbling, racism - TV had its fair share of talking points in 2014.
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Features2014 Review: Deals round-up
From the sales of All3Media and Channel 5 to the merger of Shine, Endemol and Core, deals worth a record £3.5bn were completed in 2014.
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Features2014 Review: Distribution trends
Strong slates of British drama buoyed distributors in 2014, but non-fiction specialists suffered.
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Features2014 Review: Kit trends
The switch to file delivery, growing demand for 4K and the launch of local TV kept demand high for kit suppliers this year.
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Features2014 Review: Studios round-up
A deluge of large-scale productions and the closure of several London studios gave a boost to alternative spaces and sites outside the capital
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Features2014 Review: Outside broadcast round-up
A trio of major sporting events provided opportunities to test new technologies
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Features2014 Review: Post-production round-up
The post sector’s fortunes were on the up this year - despite the controversy over inaudible dialogue
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Behind The ScenesThe Wrong Mans, BBC2
With stunts involving helicopters and a moving train, the first series of the The Wrong Mans was hard to top, says Jim Field Smith.
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Behind The ScenesWild Weather, BBC1
When the complex weather phenomena we wanted to study couldn’t be found, we had to make our own, says Graham Booth
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Behind The ScenesBritain's Bloodiest Dynasty
A first-time presenter, untested camera rig and the entire history of the Plantagenets. A tall order on a C5 budget, says Dan Gold