All Freelancers articles – Page 46
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CommentNew crop of TV workers under pressure
How is the TV industry training new entrants to equip them to deal with the demands of production, asks Elsa Sharp.
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CommentBlog: Breaking into TV
It’s harder than ever to break into TV and the current economic downturn means that even the industry’s high fliers are touting for work. Elsa Sharp appraises the situation.
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BBC Nations and Regions: Life outside London calling
The BBC's nations and regions strategy aims to change the DNA of UK broadcasting. As the deadline looms for managers to commit to Salford, it's crunch time, says Katherine Rushton.
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North East decline drives staff exodus
A third of production staff in the north east of England have left the region to find work over the past 18 months, according to new figures from development agency Northern Film and Media.
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Behind the Scenes at ... Whizz Kid Entertainment
Whizz Kid EntertainmentNumber of staff 15Locations LondonKey staff Malcolm Gerrie, chief executive; Lisa Chapman, managing director and executive producer
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FeaturesCan I make economies by offering staff a shorter working week?
Q: I am running a production company and we are looking at how we can reduce the fixed cost of salaries without making people redundant to weather the credit crunch. Can I offer longstanding staff a shorter working week and what legal issues do I need to consider?
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Blog: Save on lunches, not people
As the recession continues to hit us all, October Films' Denman Rooke provides some tips on how to survive and come out the other side.
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Blog: Freelancers fight for fair pay
TV is no place to make a fast buck but freelancers should still be paid fairly and not exploited for their passion, writes Joe Mahoney.
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Blog: Survival guide for TV freelancers
As the crunch continues, Angus Henderson provides a 16-point survival guide to making it as a freelancer in television.
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Don't cut training, BBC urges industry
The BBC's training and development director Caroline Prendergast has urged the industry to continue to invest in educating staff despite the economic downturn.
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Balancing act in an asymmetric war
With the BBC receiving over 1,000 complaints about its latest Gaza coverage, Chris Curtis and Katherine Rushton examine how news bulletins have handled this politicised conflict.
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Is small beautiful in VFX?
With improvements in technology, smaller VFX companies are better able to compete with the giants, and innovative new production models are emerging. Nicola Brittain reports.
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NewsJob cuts bite at in-house ITV drama department
Several senior ITV Studios drama executives have left the in-house producer as the impact of ITV's job cuts begins to bite.
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Lipsync cuts jobs to counter downturn
Lipsync Group is making five people redundant as a precautionary move to help the company deal with the impact of the current depressed economic climate.
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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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NewsVideo post-production venture for Hullabaloo
Manchester sound specialist Hullabaloo Studios has moved into video post-production with the opening of a facility in Altrincham.
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NewsShine eyes Abu Dhabi for push into Middle East
Shine Group is working up plans to launch a Middle Eastern production office in the United Arab Emirates where it would focus on making shows for the Arab world.