All Features articles – Page 61
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FeaturesUK indies tap global demand for content
International commissions are now a crucial part of the mix as producers look to boost their revenues
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FeaturesConfidence high among N&R indies
Revenues are up 26% and out-of-London commissioning is expected to grow as broadcasters ramp up production following the end of lockdown
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FeaturesFrench firms make a splash
Asacha enters the market with Red Planet and Wag deals, while Red Production Company dramas power StudioCanal’s growth
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FeaturesIndies upbeat as pandemic pain eases
The past couple of years have been tough, but turnover is rising and some positive changes brought about by lockdown are here to stay
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FeaturesC5 wins vote of approval
Ben Frow’s mission to create a clearer identity pays off as channel named the strongest broadcaster for the first time
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FeaturesBBC: Indie numbers down as broadcaster eyes future
Named joint best broadcaster to do business with alongside Channel 4
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FeaturesITV: Shift in strategy opens door for more indies
Worked with more than 100 suppliers in 2021
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FeaturesChannel 4: Streaming growth but gripes remain
It’s A Sin racked up 18m streams in the first three months of 2021
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FeaturesChannel 5: Broader remit pays dividends
Committed to collaborating with smaller producers and those based outside of London
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FeaturesNetflix: Non-scripted steps up as drama volume falls
Increased volume of orders bodes well for UK producers.
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FeaturesDiscovery: Growth bolsters supplier base
Worked with 12 suppliers that had not been contracted for at least a decade
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FeaturesUKTV: Doubling down on scripted comedy
Steadily growing its original output across seven-strong channel network
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FeaturesFirst look: Bad Sisters, Apple TV+
Merman and ABC Signature dark comedy following the lives of two sisters who are bound together after the premature death of their parents
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FeaturesThe Lost Pirate Kingdom
‘The topic of pirates has always attracted interest and attention worldwide’
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FeaturesThe Last Overland
‘What makes it interesting is comparing the world now with what it would have been like in 1955’