All Features articles – Page 7
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FeaturesBBC funding models under the microscope
Industry commentators reveal the best way forward for the corporation and asks how a new model may change its purpose and programming
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FeaturesBack with a Bango
Emily Hudd and Iain Wimbush unveil Kevin Bridges BBC doc as they reveal rationale behind launching new indie after a decade of TV learnings
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FeaturesWarp Films sets course with accelerated ambitions
In the wake of Adolescence’s success, Mark Herbert and Emily Feller discuss the impact of the series and the indie’s next steps
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FeaturesPivots and pragmatism help indies turn a profit
A majority of respondents report an improved market, with 80% in profit. But consolidation and declining co-pro opportunities remain a concern
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FeaturesTop 30 True Indies and Qualifying Indies tables
Avalon tops table ahead of Hat Trick Productions
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FeaturesSuppliers keep faith with BBC
Broadcaster is voted strongest and best to deal with for third year running, while C4 is again seen as weakest
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FeaturesBBC: Studio Lambert holds top spot
Race Across the World indie again leads top suppliers by spend
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FeaturesStreamers: Box to box stays in pole position
Sports documentary specialist produced 63 hours of programming
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FeaturesGrowing burden of development puts indies under strain
What was once considered pre-production is now part of the development process according to indies
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FeaturesWBD: Raw TV remains on top as STV climbs to third
Gold Rush producer Raw TV retains its position as leading supplier by hours
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FeaturesITV: Rock Oyster clings on to lead ranking
Daytime shows help indie stave off challenge from Initial
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FeaturesN&R indies look to the future with confidence
With spending in the nations and regions set to grow, N&R indies are more optimistic about their prospects than their London-based peers
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FeaturesIndies learn to adapt in time of consolidation
Against the background of a series of big mergers, producers are experimenting with new genres, social content and AI to meet modern challenges
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FeaturesHow Europe’s muscles are pinching US streamers
Continental co-production pacts and Netflix’s court case against local investment obligations point to an evolving landscape


















