Features – Page 2
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Behind The ScenesHow our doc thrived on a mix of deaf and hearing talent
Camilla Arnold on the ‘truly magical’ experience of making Rose Ayling-Ellis: Old Hands, New Tricks
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FeaturesN&R indies take glass-half-full approach to Series Mania
Nine labels from Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales head to Lille for final part of BFI-funded International Horizons: Scripted programme
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FeaturesMarket conditions lead to strained relations
While some respondents express sympathy for commissioners, many are critical of a perceived a lack of understanding and support
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Behind The ScenesHustle & Run, Channel 4
Director Jonny Madderson on exploring the fast and furriest world of flyball through the eyes of an underdog team
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FeaturesPhilip Barantini: I want to force the audience to pay attention
Acclaimed director discusses his upcoming Netflix series Adolescence and indie It’s All Made Up Productions
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Behind The ScenesHow we brought nuance and compassion to the story of the last woman hanged in Britain
Antonia Gordon on why Silverprint wanted to explore what really happened to Ruth Ellis
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Behind The ScenesBergerac, UKTV
Exec producers Ben Bickerton and Philip Trethowan and UKTV’s Helen Perry break down the “tightrope” of reimagining a beloved classic
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FeaturesThis City Is Ours
‘It’s got an emotional thump to it and makes you care about people who do bad things’
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FeaturesKing & Conqueror
‘It has much to offer those who just love edge-of-your-seat, thrilling drama’
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FeaturesInside Therapy
‘Being fearful is a universal thing, so Inside Therapy has really broad appeal’
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FeaturesSunny Nights
‘Spray tan felt like an absurd world to juxtapose against Sydney’s criminal underbelly’
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FeaturesProphet Of Ecstasy
‘The characters help set it apart. It’s an uplifting series, as well as being strong on science’
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FeaturesOnce Upon A Time In Space
‘This is a very fresh approach to the topic. It is space with a focus on human stories’
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FeaturesChess Masters: The Endgame
‘It isn’t an obvious subject for a TV competition – but neither was baking’
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Behind The ScenesVirdee, BBC1
Novelist AA Dhand on adapting his Virdee book series into an elevated thriller with a predominantly South Asian cast
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FeaturesThe Killer Clown: Murder on The Doorstep
Sundance Now and Sky are already attached to this true crime three-parter, which explores a 30-year-old murder case