All Features articles – Page 266
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FeaturesDon’t Stop Believing
An identity for the Five series showcasing the talent of musical and dance groups from across the country.
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FeaturesScotland: High road to digital
The Scottish TV landscape is rapidly being transformed as indies and broadcasters embrace digital technology and new funding sources begin to make an impact. Michael Burns reports.
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FeaturesTCM idents
Idents that capture the elegance of cinema, featuring the genres of romance, action, sci-fi, western and thriller.
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FeaturesThe Africa Channel rebrand
A rebrand of The Africa Channel to align it with the likes of Discovery and BBC4 and position it as a modern channel for a multicultural audience.
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FeaturesDanielle Lineker: My New Stepfamily
Graphics that show the experiences of step-parents, including Danielle Lineker, who has a step son just 12 years her junior.
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FeaturesSTV proceeds with caution
The Scottish broadcaster is working hard to reinvent itself, with more of its own shows and a greater focus on multiplatform content. Jake Kanter speaks to chief exec Rob Woodward.
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The Curfew
A miniature Canterbury Tales set in a not-so-distant future” is how Channel 4’s education team describes its latest online adventure.
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FeaturesViz sports online
A Vizrt software package for sports broadcasters that includes creative tools and widgets for building a website, but doesn’t require professional web designers.
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FeaturesThe Man Who Moves Buildings
Graphics sequences for a new series about a family that moves houses across America.
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FeaturesThe writers do the talking
The great and the good of television drama came together in Leeds last week to discuss the issues that matter to both broadcasters and writers. Broadcast was there to hear the debates.
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FeaturesTruth’s funnier than fiction
BBC2 sitcom Rev is far from a holier-than-thou take on the life of a vicar. Producer Kenton Allen reveals that the comedy’s strength lies in taking inspiration from real-life anecdotes.
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FeaturesThe Event, NBC
Broadcast shines the spotlight on forthcoming US conspiracy theory drama The Event.
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FeaturesPete Versus Life Facebook app
The concept of upcoming Channel 4 sitcom Pete Versus Life is that two sports commentators, Colin and Terry, discuss every move that sports journalist Pete makes, both verbally and in on-screen graphics.
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Features101 Ways to Leave a Gameshow
Titles, stings and Q&A layouts for a new high-octane quiz in which the losing contestants leave via cannons, rockets, catapults, bungees and more.
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