Features – Page 141
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Behind The ScenesBringing home the horrors of the Holocaust
Colourising Nazi atrocities was a decision not made lightly, but we have a duty to keep the story in the present say the producers of this More 4 film
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Behind The ScenesWin The Wilderness: Alaska, BBC2
White-knuckle flights, roaming bears and constant daylight were just some of the challenges faced by the makers of this Twofour series
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Behind The ScenesDon’t Scream, BBC3
Creating fear and fun was the name of the game for our BBC3 reality show, says Simon Knight
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Behind The Scenes7.7 Billion People & Counting, BBC2
What we discovered filming our doc about humanity’s population boom changed the way we think and produce TV forever, says Charlie Russell
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Behind The ScenesCrazy Delicious: cooking up a tasty new format
Experts from the worlds of entertainment, food and competition shows have created a cross-genre series that channels Willy Wonka, says Nicola Pointer
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The Broadcast InterviewIan Katz comes out fighting
Brickbats continue to fly around C4’s director of programmes, but he says the broadcaster is in rude health and has plenty up its sleeve for 2020
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Behind The ScenesInside The Masked Singer
How Bandicoot got on the front foot in snapping up the Korean format for the UK before it blew up in the US
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FeaturesFive formats with potential
Korean studio format and mini-golf contest among international shows attracting attention
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Features2020 commissioning insight: New digital players
The Commissioner Index unpacks the content teams ordering shows for the new streamers and forecasts their 2020 programming strategy
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FeaturesThe Role of SVoD in the US Pay-TV Market
Can pay-tv providers bring SVoD services on board to stem subscriber losses?
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Behind The ScenesCatching a Killer: A Diary From the Grave, C4
Our clandestine investigation into the murder of two elderly people was an emotional experience, says Jess Stevenson
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FeaturesRevenue generation in the US Pay-TV Market
Price increases drive revenue growth as subscriptions continue to decline
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Behind The ScenesFirst & Last, BBC1
We instinctively knew a blend of innovative games and silliness would define our gameshow, says Peter Holmes
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FeaturesPitching opportunities for UK producers in US factual
As US cable networks withdraw from scripted programming, the opportunity for factual pitching is ripe, a new Broadcast Intelligence report indicates
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Behind The ScenesMeat the Family, Channel 4
Our attempt to bring warmth and pathos to a potentially dry subject was a steep learning curve for all of us - man and beast, says Juliet Rice
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Behind The ScenesThe Bone Detectives: Britain’s Buried Secrets, Channel 4
Getting under the skin of history