All Features articles – Page 250
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Can we sell? Yes we Cannes
With 800 meetings held and dozens of deals struck, Pact’s UK Indies stand at MipTV opened doors to international opportunities. By Broadcast reporters
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TVF International
Freddie Versus The World producer TVF’s senior sales executive Jessica Bennetts describes this year’s fair as quiet but noticed a definite improvement on the mood from its previous recession-dampened markets.
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Presto Digital
Six months ago, Presto Digital creative director David Jones had never even heard of MipTV.
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Pogo Films
For Olivier Lauchenauer and Philip Richardson, being at MipTV is vital because it allows them to showcase their 3D output. Seeing is believing, say the pair, who add that they effectively doubled meetings at their last MipTV as passers-by saw the screen and the 3D glasses and asked if they ...
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Icon Films
Icon Films managing director Laura Marshall says that as a regional indie, it’s harder to get noticed and “your song has to be louder and sweeter”
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Dene Films
One of the newest visitors to the market was Dene Films, a Newcastle-based indie that has just opened an office in London as part of its plans to break into long-form broadcast production.
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Back2Back
Brighton indie Back2Back found its trip to Cannes a success. The Hunks, its latest Sky Living commission, is selling around the world, and there is interest in The Unofficial Royal Wedding, a Channel 4 commission that will go out live next weekend.But being in front of potential new clients opens ...
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Rivals fill the YouView gap
The delay of YouView set-top boxes until 2012 is allowing manufacturers of TVs and other internet-connected devices to steal a march on the broadcaster-backed service, says Kate Bulkley
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Nickelodeon Easter campaign
Provide a graphics package for Nickelodeon’s Big Weekend Easter campaign, creating a realistic music stage to house photorealistic titles
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Liquid Bomb Plot
Full post on the doc examining how the police and MI5 stopped the UK’s largest-ever terrorist plot in 2006.
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The Royal Wedding
Next week, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding is expected to attract more than 2 billion global viewers. Adrian Pennington gets the inside story on TV’s biggest ever live OB.
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American Horror Story
Broadcast shines the spotlight on a new pilot from Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk, the team behind Glee and Nip/Tuck, starring Jessica Lange.
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Does Christianity Have a Future?
Create animated urban art-style graphics that appear to interact with the show’s presenters
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More As The Story Develops, HBO (US)
Broadcast shines the spotlight on the new drama from Aaron Sorkin.
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Singapore opens for business
The Southeast Asian state is wooing Western media firms to help build its digital economy, but its reputation as an outsourcing hub will take time to displace.