All Indies articles – Page 229
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FeaturesBest Use of Fan Engagement: The Hundred: Avatars
‘They really matched the brand of The Hundred and what it was trying to achieve in terms of engaging a whole new fan base with the sport’
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FeaturesBest Lockdown Production: Goodwood Speedweek
‘This lockdown event was an incredible success and proves that necessity is the mother of invention’
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FeaturesBest Original Content by a Rights Holder: Whistle Watch
‘Brilliant, original, creative content that leaves you smiling every time. Enjoyable even for people who aren’t rugby mad’
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FeaturesBest Post-Production For Sports Project
‘The editor who did this vast amount of work absolutely nailed it with every detail’
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FeaturesBest Social Media Campaign
‘It is a campaign that will reach a massive audience with a clear, captivating and moving message’
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FeaturesBest Sport Entertainment Programme: Today in Tokyo
‘Hugely entertaining and engaging for a broad audience. This was my gold medal winner’
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FeaturesBest Sport Production of the Year: Extreme E
‘An incredible technical feat that represents the future of production and a better future for our planet’
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FeaturesBest Sport Production of the Year (Quadrennial): The Paralympics
‘C4 and Whisper brought the emotion onto our TVs. They had a tough job on their hands but what a job they did’
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FeaturesBest Esports Event of the Year: Six Mexico Major
‘This was an ambitious task, but the team pulled it off. The expert use of tech made this entry a standout winner’
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FeaturesSpecial Recognition: Bryan Henderson and the Sky Sports Cricket team
‘The Hundred TV coverage treated the cricket with respect, while bringing fun elements into the mix and ensuring newcomers weren’t left confused’
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FeaturesEditor’s Choice: Finding Jack Charlton
‘It sets a new benchmark in high-quality factual sports content and will be held in the highest esteem for years to come’
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FeaturesSports Production Company of the Year: Sky Sports
‘Sky Sports offers best-in-class coverage and now stands out as a vehicle for change’
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FeaturesSports Documentary of the Year: Make It or Die Trying - The Frank Warren Story
‘It just had so much pace and was packed with character, story and purpose’
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FeaturesPundit of the Year: Emma Hayes
‘Hayes was a role model for young girls and women aspiring to work in the football industry’
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FeaturesSports Presenter of the Year: Mark Pougatch
‘His hosting of the Euros really showed the journey he has come on as a presenter’
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NewsTuesday’s Child digs up More 4 format
Secures access to the British Museum for Great British History Hunters
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NewsOxford Films launches in Scotland with double hire
Biança Barker and Jon Willers join factual company
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NewsBBC1 leads RTS Craft & Design Awards noms
His Dark Materials and The Serpent among shows up for accolades
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NewsJago Lee sets up podcast shop
Canada’s Antica Productions takes minority investment in ‘audio first’ Telltale
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Behind The ScenesAl Murray: Why Do the Brits Win Every War?
Avalon’s Sky History show takes a humorous look at Britain’s involvement in historical conflicts