Features – Page 118
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FeaturesAsk The Experts: The Brexit Effect
With departure from the EU delayed, Tim Dams asks five post house bosses what impact the drawn-out Brexit process is having on their business
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FeaturesKevin Cecil: The Goodies
The comedy trio’s visual gags and elastic reality continue to delight and astonish the Year of the Rabbit co-creator
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FeaturesSheffield Doc/Fest offers lots of pitching opportunity
Sheffield Doc/Fest is in full swing for 2019, with a host of breakthrough documentaries, networking opportunities and a chance to connect with commissioners. While the festival may not be as big as its Cannes or Sundance counterparts, it provides ample and exciting opportunity to meet and learn from some of ...
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FeaturesHow novel adaptations are driving peak-TV boom
Creatives behind shows including Killing Eve, Sharp Objects and Catch-22 discuss the relationship between page and screen
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FeaturesRhys Thomas: Cracker
If you haven’t seen “the best crime drama of all time”, the actor and writer/director has an offer you cannot refuse
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FeaturesTiffen to unveil new products at MPS
New Tiffen Steadicam products announced recently at NAB and Cine Gear 2019 will be on show and on demo at the forthcoming Media Production Show in London at Olympia, June 11/12. Steadicam M-2: A new high-end Steadicam rig from the Tiffen Company, the Steadicam M-2 is a lightweight stabilizer ...
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FeaturesNat Geo seeks blue-chip docs
Broadcaster targets high-profile names behind the camera in move away from talent-led series
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FeaturesLisa McGee: Murder, She Wrote
Growing up, the Derry Girls writer dreamed of being as cool and clever as Jessica Fletcher. She still does to this day.
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FeaturesRoyal College of Art at the Media Production Show
Digital Storytelling for the present and future
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FeaturesCommissioners shop for winning format
BBC1’s Inside the Supermarket (w/t) is the latest show to make use of a ‘behind-the-scenes’ format. Hannah Bowler looks at the format’s ongoing popularity
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FeaturesRoss McCarthy: TFI Friday
Chris Evans’ ‘feral and wild’ parade of Britpop, fat lookalikes and ugly blokes thrilled the Gobstopper chief executive as a teen
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FeaturesFraser Ayres: The Real McCoy
By inviting us to laugh at, and with, each other, BBC2’s groundbreaking sketch show reached out with open arms to the TriForce Creative Network chief
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FeaturesCanon to showcase Sumire Prime Lenses at MPS
Camera brand also hosting cinematographer Tania Freimuth
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FeaturesFirst steps on a long journey
While broadcasters have made some progress towards being more inclusive on and off screen, diversity experts say many challenges still lie ahead
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FeaturesA helping hand into the industry
Broadcast hears from four young people on how industry training schemes have aided their career journeys
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FeaturesAmazon to target young adults
Amazon Studios has taken its first big swing into young adult programming.
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FeaturesMalcolm Brinkworth: Strangeways
British TV’s first unfettered inside look at prison life convinced the producer that his future lay in telling society’s hidden stories
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FeaturesDrama Masterclasses
Prestige shows including Basi Akpabio on Brideshead Revisited; Jack Thorne on Boys from the Blackstuff; and Aysha Rafaele on The Singing Detective
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FeaturesAs long-running US titles finish, what's next?
While for many the month of May is an indication of new beginnings, for some of the TV’s biggest shows, this month signals the end
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FeaturesPortaprompt
465 rig with Microprompt and wireless feed on Philomena Cunk on Britain Portaprompt are delighted to be exhibiting at MPS for the first time on stand 353 and will be showing a number of products from our professional prompting products range including:- Our Premium’s and Quasar’s ...