All Features articles – Page 290
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FeaturesNASA : Triumph & Tragedy
Online and grade to illustrate the story of Nasa’s triumphs and tragedies over 50 years.
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FeaturesLions iPhone Tour
Pulse Films’ iPhone application for the British & Irish Lions, part of a cross-platform package the indie is producing for the rugby team, has hit the ground running.
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FeaturesStudios: battle to bring in bookings
As light entertainment leviathan programmes boost some studios, others are struggling. Andy Stout finds that flexibility and offering added extras are key to pulling in projects.
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FeaturesWinning the battle for 9pm
Drama or factual? Comedy or reality? Which programmes are conquering the key peaktime slot?
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FeaturesMonster Moves series 4
Post-production work, completed by Envy, on the new series of Monster Moves.
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FeaturesUKTV Food re-brand
A new brand identity, created by Red Bee Media, for Good Food, formerly UKTV Food.
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FeaturesOutsourcing to India
Sending work offshore is about more than chasing the lowest price - you need to develop global expertise and build effective relationships with suppliers, writes Adrian Pennington.
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FeaturesGoogle: search for a working relationship
Critics brand it a parasite, but it can also offer access to an online audience of billions. So should the production community treat Google as a friend or foe?
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FeaturesMitchell and Webb
Comedy duo David Mitchell and Robert Webb started life on radio, so when BBC producers had to make a red-button package to accompany the new series of BBC2’s That Mitchell and Webb Look, it made sense to mine their unused Radio 4 sketches.
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FeaturesBBC3: search for the secret of youth
BBC3 faces several obstacles in its remit to reach 16- to 34-year-olds - not least a brand teens see as uncool. Katherine Rushton reports on how the channel is engaging with its viewers
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FeaturesPsychoville
Titles for a dark new comedy from The League of Gentlemen’s Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton.
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FeaturesEuroparlTV
Amid a tumultuous fortnight in politics, and with the European elections highlighting the government’s continuing woes, it’s timely that the European Parliament has been engaging online with voters.