Features – Page 132
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FeaturesBuilding the content pipeline
Leading distribution execs debate getting involved early in the development process and their growing interest in commissioning content
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FeaturesHow a BBC comedy become a movie awards contender
The director and producer of Stan & Ollie on why the Laurel & Hardy story was too big for the small screen
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FeaturesTransatlantic Content Spend
Looking at the spending habits of the world’s biggest media groups
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FeaturesThe Future of Netflix
What is the streaming behemoth’s state of affairs when it comes to content spend and ROI?
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FeaturesShowcase: Megan; Can You Ever Forgive Mel; The Innocents; Pyeongchang 2019
Michael Burns looks at how four cutting-edge productions were captured, post-produced, mastered or distributed in 8K
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FeaturesWhat's the score with AI music
Adrian Pennington finds out if artificial intelligence is a threat to the production music industry or a useful resource
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FeaturesHydrogen One: A smartphone, but not as we know it
Michael Burns rounds up what we know so far about Red Digital Cinema’s much-anticipated
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FeaturesNavigating the music minefield
Whether to use library music, commercial tracks or commission a bespoke score?
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FeaturesGallery: New BBC2 idents
BBC2 to launch 16 colourful visualisations based on a simple curve detail from the numerical figure
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FeaturesWhy Comcast is the right owner for Sky
Synergies across the companies point to a bright future
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FeaturesDistributors survey: Best of the rest of the world
A selection of the top non-UK companies operating in the competitive international distribution market
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FeaturesDistributors survey: All3Media sees off challengers
A strong drama line-up helped the distributor beat previous winner BBC Studios to top the annual peer poll
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FeaturesDistributors survey: Distributors turn co-producers
Alongside an increasingly complicated rights landscape, distributors are moving into areas such as development and commissioning
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FeaturesDistributors survey: Going from strength to strength
From new boutique firms to the big established players, UK-based distributors recorded impressive revenue increases
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FeaturesAnalysis: FAANG content plans
How will the commissioning strategies of Apple, Facebook and Twitter differ from those of Amazon and Netflix? Jonathan Broughton reports
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FeaturesThe trials of filming in North Korea
Communication and officials’ inexperience with film crews were challenges for Michael Palin’s team
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FeaturesBeginning of a new era for Sky
With a comedy-entertainment push and acclaimed dramas, the broadcaster is changing perceptions of its commissioning strategy