All Features articles – Page 8
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FeaturesQuay St Productions
‘We aim to create a workplace where employees feel trusted, respected, and valued for their skills and contributions’
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FeaturesRaise The Roof
‘We host wellbeing walks and cuppas to encourage everyone to take a break from their desk’
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FeaturesBritBox International
‘We pride ourselves on ensuring that our culture is a happy and healthy one’
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FeaturesTuesday’s Child TV
‘We encourage our teams to gain experience on productions they might not have access to in their location’
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Features‘What are we going to blow their socks off with?’ ITV Studios’ Tim Carter unpacks his 2026 plans
The superindie’s unscripted chief on remaining a ‘hit factory’, sympathising with commissioners and eyeing up future acquisitions
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FeaturesIn conversation: The directors of the Boyzone and Bibaa & Nicole docs talk impact
Broadcast brings together Sophie Oliver and Alex Thomas to explore the legacy of their films
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FeaturesTelling it like it is: docs under pressure
Amid rising costs, narrowing audience demand and the rise of disinformation and AI, top documentary execs to discuss the genre’s future
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FeaturesTop 10 Broadcast long reads of 2025
Analysis of UK commissioning, Kate Phillips’ priorities and the popularity of YouTube are among the most read articles this year
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FeaturesSharp thinking: Why timing matters in scripted TV
Showrunner Jeff Norton on how he delivered his Netflix ice skating drama Finding Her Edge to coincide with the 2026 Winter Olympics
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FeaturesFleur Feeney: Such Brave Girls, BBC3
‘The show is gleefully unpalatable and blindingly funny with an unrivalled joke count and I’d recommend it to anyone’
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FeaturesRichard Middleton: Severance, Apple TV
‘This Apple TV drama looks and feels like something totally alien to pretty much everything else out there’
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FeaturesAlice Redman: 7/7: The London Bombings, BBC1
‘It is a testament to the power of documentary storytelling.’
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FeaturesHeather Fallon: Big Boys, Channel 4
‘It’s a beautiful tribute to a friend and a gentle reminder of how joyful life can be’