Features – Page 313
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FeaturesCreative Review - Catastrophe
Post-production work completed on a C4 show about natural disasters and how they shaped the earth.
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FeaturesDigital Focus. Sky 1
Good news for anyone who thinks Richard Woolfe's efforts at Sky 1 were not given the credit they deserved - the channel's got its cable audience back, now its spat with Virgin Media is resolved. While it might be a bit late for Woolfe, it's good news for Sky 1.
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FeaturesReevell's Ratings: Entertainment
Further proof this week, if it were needed, that TV is being pushed along by entertainment in all its guises.
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FeaturesEureka!: Apparitions (Lime Pictures for BBC1)
Writer/director Joe Ahearne on reviving the exorcist theme in his demonic drama.
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FeaturesOn location: Survivors
Producer Hugh Warren on the challenge of creating a world without traffic, electricity - or people.
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FeaturesFormat Focus: Hell of a Life
A chat show from Denmark is being billed as the stand-up equivalent of This is Your Life.
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FeaturesBehind the business: Tony Cohen
Fremantle Media chief executive Tony Cohen believes the downturn is a good time to go shopping in the indie production sector.
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FeaturesWeathering the downturn
Q: What financial or business advice can you give to a media company worried about weathering the downturn?
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FeaturesWhat should an indie do to prepare for sale?
Q: I'm a medium sized production company looking to sell a few years down the line. Are there things I should be doing now in preparation?
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FeaturesHow to become a presenter
Q: I am a learning consultant and life coach who has recently completed a TV presenting course as I am keen to move into this area of business. How do the Experts think I can best do this?
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FeaturesHow to pitch without being copied
Q: How do I pitch my ideas without the risk of elements being copied?
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FeaturesWhen do terrestrial rights to my show expire?
Q: If a fully-commissioned programme or series was made for a UK channel C4 or the BBC in the early 1990s, is it likely that they still own the broadcast rights and will own them exclusively in perpetuity or is there a natural period after which the rights revert to ...
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FeaturesCreative Review - Captain Adorable
Comic book titles created for CBeebies superhero show Captain Adorable by SquareZero.
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FeaturesCreative Review - The Devil's Whore
Post-production work completed on Company Pictures' four-part drama about the English Civil War.
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FeaturesProduction: What next for Wales?
Boosted by Doctor Who, Torchwood and big BBC plans, the nation's TV industry is in an optimistic mood. Kate Large talks to some of the big players in Welsh media
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FeaturesEureka!: Green Up Your Life (Initial TV for CITV)
Producer Chirstopher Pilkington on the winning pitch for a British Gas-backed gameshow.
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FeaturesBehind the news: Turning TV green
The Green Issue: According to a Broadcast poll broadcasters are not doing enough to go green. David Wood talks to some leading UK broadcasters about their latest plans for greening their business.
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FeaturesTV focuses on a greener future
Television as an industry uses up vast amounts of power, but it's rising to the challenge to go green and reduce its carbon footprint with a host of new products and initiatives.
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FeaturesInterview: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
The Green Issue: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall wants to convert viewers to shop locally and eat seasonal food by entertaining them rather than by getting on a soapbox.