All Indies articles – Page 210
-
NewsBBC heads to Aberdeen for LA Productions drama
Three-parter Granite Harbour will air on BBC1 and BBC Scotland
-
Behind The ScenesBrickies, BBC3
Executive producer Louis Bamber on how contributors’ willingness to share their issues took the show up a level
-
NewsElon Musk doc set for C4
BriteSpark to produce hour-long film on controversial figure as part of tech leaders strand
-
NewsJohn Torode and Tom Kerridge lead Food Network slate
Cornelia Street and Bone Soup score originals as Gok Wan and Michael Roux return
-
NewsIn brief: IndieLab Accelerator; Griersons seek managing director
15 indies join 2022 cohort, while Jane Callaghan retires after two decades with Trust
-
NewsHat Trick to mentor emerging north east comedy indie
BBC and Northern Film + Media collaborate for regional partnership scheme
-
NewsBBC revives Detectorists and Bad Education
Classic comedies return alongside Juice, The Cleaner and Guilt recommissions
-
-
NewsBBC2 plots tennis-themed Gods of Snooker follow-up
Mindhouse set to serve up Gods of Tennis series
-
NewsWhisper explores natural beauty in W debut
Helen Warner to exec produce The Beauty Rewind Clinic
-
NewsBanijay parent plans £3.5bn public listing
French super-indie to join Euronext Amsterdam in July
-
NewsNormal People indie Element Pictures bought by Fremantle
De Maio Entertainment to act as strategic advisor following deal for Irish indie
-
Behind The ScenesThe Dry, BritBox
Executive producer Emma Norton on the long hunt to find a broadcast partner for Nancy Harris’ comedy drama
-
NewsBBC1 uncovers women inspired by Gentleman Jack
Screenhouse Productions assembles female production team for single doc
-
-
NewsC4 sale draws criticism at Bafta TV Awards
Krishnendu Majumdar & Steve McQueen talk up PSB system as Stephen Lambert attacks privatisation plan
-
NewsITV scores seven Bafta wins
Victories for Storming Of The Capitol & The Women Fighting Putin, alongside BBC scripted shows Time and In My Skin
-
VideoTrail: Joe Wicks: Facing My Childhood, BBC1
Fitness guru revisits his childhood, revealing how his experiences have motivated him to keep healthy. Produced by Mindhouse
-
Behind The ScenesThe Spy Who Died Twice, Channel 4
Director Keely Winstone explains how her documentary on a scandal with striking parallels to the politics of today finally made it to the screen
-
NewsCovid safe shooting protocols eased
British Film Commission drops requirements for social distancing, supervisors and mandated testing