All Features articles – Page 333
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FeaturesTime to tear up the terms?
With Michael Grade calling for the terms of trade to be scrapped in favour of a free programming market, Kate McMahon looks at the potential implications.
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FeaturesProduction: Format Frenzy
As the number of ways to view video has exploded, facilities are facing complex technical challenges. Adrian Pennington looks at the demands of post-producing in a multi-format world.
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FeaturesCase study: The Green Balloon Club
The Green Balloon Club is a weekly half-hour nature show comprising a mix of studio and filmed segments for CBeebies. It also has a significant online presence featuring additional video sequences.
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FeaturesCase study: Britain From Above
This forthcoming 3 x 60-minute factual series airing on BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4 promises to reveal the patterns of our lives from a strikingly fresh perspective.
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FeaturesEureka!: Make Me a Christian (Wildcard for Channel 4)
Executive producer Narinder Minhas on confronting Christianity's dull image.
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FeaturesThe real China story
As the 2008 Olympic Games get underway, will the Chinese government keep its unprecedented pledge of press freedom for Western journalists?
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FeaturesFormat Focus: Who is the Chef?
Contestants must identify the real chef from a group of amateurs in this new food-based gameshow.
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FeaturesSoho Shorts - iPlayer: Flying Penguins
A short film for April Fool's Day depicting penguins migrating to the Amazon rainforest, as part of the iPlayer launch. Finalist in the 2008 Rushes Soho Shorts Broadcast Design category.
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FeaturesSoho Shorts - Don't let it all unravel
A short film that attempts to provoke viewers in to considering climate change problems. Finalist in Broadcast Design category at Rushes Soho Shorts.
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FeaturesOlympics: 10 iconic TV moments
The Olympics has brought staggering feats of athleticism and moments of controversy into the world's living rooms since the 1960s. Chris Curtis selects 10 iconic events from the TV-era Games.
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FeaturesContent Focus: studentcooking.tv
A new site aims to steer nutrition-starved students out of the pub and into the kitchen by featuring them in online shows.
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FeaturesThe challenges of shooting 4k
With a vast array of cameras to choose from, posting work in 4k has recently become fashionable - but it can also be very costly and impractical.
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FeaturesDigital Focus: Kids TV
One of the great pleasures of being a dad is being able to watch children's television with my daughters.
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FeaturesRatings: Is iPlayer having an impact on BBC2's figures?
I don't understand cars. And I don't understand those who drool over them. They are a means of transport. The end. I have a vague idea of how they work. By this I mean, they need petrol, which flows into the engine and... blah blah blah. I'm boring myself ...
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FeaturesLarry Charles: Anarchy in the USA
From Seinfeld to Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry Charles has broken the mould in US TV comedy. With his first doc Religulous soon to be released, Robin Parker asks him what it takes to excite his interest.
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FeaturesFormat focus: War
Contestants wage war on their opponents to win the final battle in this trivia-based gameshow.
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FeaturesWhy Sky is selling songs
The idea of the UK's pay-TV king getting into the subscription music business sounds rather off key - but Sky is not a company you bet against.
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FeaturesEureka!: Britain from Above (Lion TV for BBC1, BBC2 and BBC4)
Executive producer Nick Caitliff mapped Britain from the sky - and battled its weather.
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FeaturesCreative Review - House of Saddam
A promo made by Red Bee that depicts Saddam Hussain's family melting.