All Features articles – Page 142
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FeaturesIndustry Media
Industry MediaBased Winchester, Belfast, LondonFounders Simon Vyvyan, Jane LodgeBusiness affairs specialists Gill Lang, James Penny, Kerry Kyriacou, Rebecca Jeffries, Rosemary KleinMain operating area Provision of business affairs services to the television production sectorYears in operation Five yearsMajor recent shows Gavin and Stacey (Baby Cow), Lost In ...
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FeaturesWorkflow consultants
Technology is the great enabler, but multimedia workflows are evolving so fast that keeping up can be a challenge. Adrian Pennington asks whether it is time to call in the specialists.
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The Broadcast InterviewMartina Cole, crime author
UK crime fiction’s leading lady talks to Robert Shepherd about exec’ing on Sky 1’s adaptation of her novel, The Take, taking on TV production and why a lot of crime drama on TV is ‘shit’.
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FeaturesExpenses: The drive toward deeper disclosure
The BBC is due to publish its exec and non-exec board members’ expenses this October, but should it take the long, hard road to reveal more allowances.
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FeaturesGetting under the skin of HD strategy
Channel 4 and ITV’s road maps to high-definition Freeview look to have gone off course. Is it just a bump in the road or will their plans crash and burn?
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FeaturesWould I Lie to You?
Exec producer Peter Holmes on keeping things fresh for third series of Would I Lie to You?
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Behind The ScenesDispatches: Orphans of the Storm
Evan Williams’ Dispatches doc traces orphans left behind under the country’s harsh regime.
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Features...interviewed a US high school shooter
Going Postal producer Storm Theunissen says fostering community relationships was key.
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FeaturesArchive restoration
With ever-growing demands for high-quality and high-definition footage, the pressure is on to ‘up-res’ mountains of archive material. Andy Stout looks at technology improving the past.
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The Broadcast InterviewMichael Hirst, The Tudors
Michael Hirst, the man behind swashbuckling soap opera The Tudors, talks to Chris Curtis about scripting sexed-up history and facing criticism of taking right royal artistic licence.
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RatingsTV profits from MPs' expenses
Political row a turn-off for viewers of news bulletins and a switch-on for debate and analysis shows.
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RatingsGrim drama success for C4
Channel 4’s hard-hitting drama The Unloved managed to find affection with the viewers in an unlikely Sunday night slot.
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Ratings
TV lovers' ups and downs
There were mixed fortunes ratings-wise for some of TV’s star-crossed lovers this week.