All Features articles – Page 280
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FeaturesHeads or Tails, Five
Five is taking a gamble on Heads Or Tails, a gameshow where players can win £1m on the toss of a coin. Michael Rosser goes behind the scenes of Eyeworks’ flipping new format.
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FeaturesChris Bonney, Outright Distrbution
Chris Bonney, managing director of Outright Distribution, on his recent acquisitions, what he’s looking to pick up and the challenges ahead.
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FeaturesDay of the Triffids, BBC1
With memories of the 1980s series still fresh, the BBC’s Triffids film set out to update the killer plants in CG and strike fear into a new generation. Matthew Bell went on set.
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Renault TV idents
A channel identity package that communicates the spirit of Renault and also compliments Renault TV’s largely filmed programming and content.
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FeaturesRobson Green's Wild Swimming Adventure
Full post on a 2 x 60-minute doc series in which Robson Green swims the wild waters of Britain.
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FeaturesSmall Island vfx
Visual effects work that includes adding bomb damage to familiar London landmarks such as Battersea Power Station.
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FeaturesX-Machines titles
Titles and stings with a Transformers theme created by Darkside Animation
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FeaturesNEC noise suppression
A predominantly software-based system, developed by NEC, that eliminates noise from the autofocus and zoom motors in digital camera videos.
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FeaturesThe Big Personality Test
As BBC1’s landmark 20-year project Child Of Our Time reaches its midway point, presenters Professor Robert Winston and Sophie Raworth are attempting to capture the personality of the nation with this web project.
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FeaturesMark Murphy, etv media group
Mark Murphy, managing director of etv media group, on how the company will be speaking to indies in the new year to grow its international presence.
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FeaturesWatching the celebs get out
Reality show exits were accompanied by some welcome returns and reassuring rallies.
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FeaturesWomen we love again
BBC4’s Women We Loved season continued to reap real rewards while ITV2 benefited from a woman that maybe we used to love. Oh and BBC3 got a clashing bonus.
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FeaturesC4 proves life begins at 40
This week BBC2 had art, history and caravans attached to blimps in Top Gear; C4, meanwhile, declared that life begins at 60 and, as if to prove the point, began stripping The Queen on Sunday.
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FeaturesOutside Broadcast in 2009
The economic downturn and Setanta’s demise should have been bad news for the OB sector in 2009, but long-term sports contracts are cause for optimism, writes Andy Stout.
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FeaturesCDN Awards: a celebration of diversity
Increasing the representation of ethnic and social minorities in the broadcasting industries remains a slow process, but the CDN Awards highlight rare success.
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FeaturesEnid rewrites BBC4 fortunes
Lashings of ginger beer all round as Enid topped the charts this week.
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FeaturesTrips to other dimensions
This week Channel 4, Five and BBC2 operated in different dimensions.
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FeaturesNetwork TV has a epic week
BBC and ITV enjoy bumper figures in run-up to Christmas with Children In Need and I’m A Celebrity…
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FeaturesLisette Schlippe, 3DD
Lisette Schlippe, head of sales at 3DD Entertainment, on recent purchases, current wishes and the challenges ahead.