All Features articles – Page 112
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FeaturesDrama Masterclasses
Prestige shows including Basi Akpabio on Brideshead Revisited; Jack Thorne on Boys from the Blackstuff; and Aysha Rafaele on The Singing Detective
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FeaturesAs long-running US titles finish, what's next?
While for many the month of May is an indication of new beginnings, for some of the TV’s biggest shows, this month signals the end
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FeaturesPortaprompt
465 rig with Microprompt and wireless feed on Philomena Cunk on Britain Portaprompt are delighted to be exhibiting at MPS for the first time on stand 353 and will be showing a number of products from our professional prompting products range including:- Our Premium’s and Quasar’s ...
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FeaturesSUMOLIGHT
SUMOLIGHT will present their new SUMOSPACE+ lighting fixture at this years MPS at Prolight Direct, stand 515. The SUMOSPACE+ is an improved redesign and fully compatible with it’s predececessor that won the Cine Gear Expo Technical Award for best Lighting Technology in 2015. It’s modularity allow to ...
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FeaturesCult Classics
Mel Bezalel on Red Dwarf; Ross Bentley on Thunderbirds; Marnie Dickens on Buffy the Vampire Slayer; and other weird and wonderful favourites
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FeaturesDanny Fenton: A Question of Sport
The Zig Zag chief executive marvels at the longevity of a show whose vital ingredients survived its many on-screen changes
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FeaturesHollywood readies 2019/2020 schedules
Broadcast Intelligence’s Programme Index unpacks the comedy and drama pilots picked up to series by the big five networks
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FeaturesAlice Nutter: Deadwood
David Milch’s profane Western laid out a roadmap for the former Chumbawumba singer to take up screenwriting in her 40s
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FeaturesA Suitable Boy prepares for production
Indian-American director Mira Nair gears up for BBC1’s ‘crown and brown’ drama epic
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FeaturesQueens rule on National Geographic
Wildstar Films producing female-focused series, Queens, for National Geographic
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FeaturesColin McKeown: Made in Britain
Alan Clarke’s ‘fast and furious’ drama dared to depict a reality that many would have shied away from, says the LA Productions founder
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FeaturesVanessa Engle on Louise Bourgeois: No Trespassing
Nigel Finch’s awkward Arena encounter with a strong-willed subject taught the documentary-maker a vital lesson in authorship and tone
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FeaturesA bold new vision for BBC Films
Rose Garnett and her team outline an ambitious new strategy for the broadcaster’s cinema team
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FeaturesCommissioners turn to women's sport
World Cup football and the W Series among highlights this summer
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FeaturesGloss & Glamour
TV’s sassiest and snappiest shows, including Nicola Shindler on Dallas; Sohail Shah on Dynasty; and Damien Timmer on Sons and Daughters
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FeaturesFreshening up The Garden
Following the departure of one of its co-founders, the 24 Hours In A&E producer’s exec team are breaking new ground, they tell Jesse Whittock
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FeaturesPippa Harris: Survivors
The languid mundanity of Terry Nation’s plague drama filled the Bafta chair with dread - and fired her imagination
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FeaturesLucy Pilkington: Roots
Scary, brutal and shocking, Kunta Kinte’s visceral tale was an awakening for the Milk and Honey managing director
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FeaturesJeff Pope: Law And Order
Cliché-free and with pin-sharp dialogue, the story instantly had its hooks in ITV Studios’ head of factual drama