Features – Page 320
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FeaturesThe march of the new
It was a year of rapid change in broadcast technology as core systems were overhauled, the cloud became viable and TV got connected - but 3D’s march was slower.
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FeaturesSomething to celebrate
In a year when Pinewood and Elstree both reached landmark anniversaries and the doors opened at MediaCityUK, studios bosses had much to smile about. George Bevir reports.
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Features3D's slow but sure coming of age
A lack of original content and funding issues have slowed growth, but progress is still being made, says Adrian Pennington.
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FeaturesOne step forward, two back
It’s been a year of ups and downs in the transition from tape to file, writes Ann-Marie Corvin, with events around the world serving first to accelerate the move and then put on the brakes
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FeaturesUneven year for OB sector
The royal wedding and Rugby World Cup kept outside broadcast firms busy in a quiet year, but 2012 promises to be a whole lot better. Adrian Pennington and Michael Burns report.
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FeaturesGetting creative with finance
Product placement, AFP, international co-pros and licensing deals helped producers squeeze more value from their programmes in a flat year for commissioning. Kate Bulkley reports.
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FeaturesNigel Slater's Simple Christmas
Complete the grade, online, track lay and final mix for the 60-minute show.
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FeaturesBoris Continuum Complete 8
An updated plug-in for Adobe After Effects and Premiere Pro CS5.5, CS5 and CS4 that is designed for editors and compositors
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FeaturesHoney, Pack the Bags!
Broadcast shines the spotlight on a new French format that evokes memories of Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush.
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The Broadcast InterviewElaine Pyke, Sky Atlantic
Sky Atlantic’s director wants to beef up the channel’s staple diet of acquisitions with original content. She tells Alex Farber about forgoing ratings winners for more ‘grown-up telly’.
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FeaturesReview of the Year 2011
Broadcast looks back over a tough 12 months when rows broke out over sexism, racism and a crime-fighting mouse, and a media mogul’s wife delivered the surprise hit of the year.
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Behind The ScenesThe Long Road to Tripoli, Al Jazeera English
Having secured a commission from Al Jazeera to film rebel fighters in war-torn Libya, Anne Reevell did what any mother would do: took her son along.
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FeaturesDelivery crisis: a call to arms
At a Broadcast debate on the future of TV, industry-wide specifications were top of the agenda for content providers coping with the rapid growth of VoD and catch-up services.
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FeaturesThe British Comedy Awards
Re-brand The British Comedy Awards to give the programme a darker, late-night feel.
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FeaturesThis is England '88
Grade and online for the 3 x 60-minute period drama series that follows a skin-head gang in the late 1980s.
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FeaturesResponding to change
The future of TV will be driven by linear but extended by VoD, says Robin Kroes, vice president, commercial, operations and corporate development at Chello DMC.
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FeaturesThe Munsters, NBC (US)
Broadcast shines the spotlight on an update of the classic US sitcom.
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The Broadcast InterviewLouise Brown, multiplatform, Channel 4
C4’s multiplatform commissioning lead has been charged with finding innovative ways to get viewers involved in its campaigns through apps and online projects.