Features – Page 8
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Behind The Scenes
Supporting care-experienced children, BBC Teach
Exec producer Andy Glynne on how his team sensitively animated real-life testimony to help teachers support children who’ve been in the care system
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First look: The Doll Factory, Paramount+
Buccaneer Media’s period drama series airs late autumn
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Gallery: Juice, BBC3
Selection of images from the Various Artists comedy series written by and starring Mawaan Rizwan
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First look: Boat Story, BBC1
Two Brothers Pictures thriller starring Daisy Haggard, Paterson Joseph, and Joanna Scanlan
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First look: The Way, BBC1
First production from Wales-based indie Red Seam, written by James Graham
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Declan Lawn and James Bluemel on Northern Ireland past and present
Blue Lights writer and Once Upon A Time In Northern Ireland director discuss the differences and similarities between their versions of the region
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Murder Trial: The Disappearance of Renee and Andrew Macrae, BBC2
Taking cameras in to courtrooms is challengeing but an important step for open justice, says the creative director of Firecrest Films, Iain Scollay
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The Man Who Stole The Scream, Sky Documentaries
Producer Clare Beavis on the chaotic ups and downs of getting access to Norway’s most notorious and audacious art thief
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First look: The Woman in the Wall, BBC1
Motive Pictures thriller examines the infamous Irish Magdalene Laundries
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The Sixth Commandment, BBC1
Writer and creator Sarah Phelps explains how she told the story of a real life murder without putting the perpetrator at the centre of the narrative
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Fifteen-Love: power games on Centre Court
Handling the themes of abuse and consent with sensitivity was key for the team behind the Amazon tennis drama
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Fred and Pete’s Treasure Tales, CBeebies
Executive producer Jasper James on the joys of unearthing local talent in Cornwall for a fast paced kids factual show
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Best Short Form Documentary: Kingpin Cribs: Drugs, Death And Pet Tigers
‘Eye-opening and terrifying, subversive and totally unexpected’
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Best Specialist Factual Programme: Prehistoric Planet
‘An innovative approach to a very assured format’
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Best Entertainment Programme: Don’t Hate The Playaz
‘An exhilarating watch, edged with a joyous sense of danger, in a format that is coming into its own’
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Best True Crime Documentary: Libby, Are You Home Yet?
‘A stark portrait of grief that told a parent’s worst nightmare in a sensitive and moving way’
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Best Entertainment Channel: Channel 4.0
‘A brilliant example of a broadcaster acknowledging it needs to meet its audience where they are, with great success’
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