All Indies articles – Page 249
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The Broadcast InterviewJoel Wilson & Jamie Campbell turn UK drama up to Eleven
The Sex Education execs on how a Netflix greenlight transformed the fortunes of their production company
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Behind The ScenesIt Takes a Flood, ITV
With COP26 underway, the urgency of Docsville’s feature on flooding in Britain has never been clearer, says Dan Dewsbury
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NewsSpain’s Palma Pictures sets up in UK
Kiell Smith-Bynoe project prepped as production services firm makes original scripted push
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NewsE4 uses VR to explore body image
Crackit’s Vogue Williams-fronted Send Nudes (w/t) features individuals considering cosmetic surgery
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NewsBBC doubles down on impartiality
Tim Davie lays out 10-point plan as Serota Report calls for change
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CommentWhy do so many shows feature violence against women?
‘Would it really be so hard today to come up with imaginative new plots that don’t involve the brutalisation and murder of women?’
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NewsLadstudios hires ex-Vice production chief
Clare Priestley’s hire follows appointment of Alex Morris
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NewsFormer BBC comedy chiefs Allen & Daughton land debut order
Boffola Pictures to co-pro BBC1 six-parter created by Daisy May Cooper and Selin Hizli
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NewsGun safety on-set in the spotlight
British indies consider the threat of a similar incident highly unlikely
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NewsFirst Black To Front recommission emerges
C4 returns to SBTV & Cardiff Productions discussion show Unapologetic
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NewsC4 extends Secret Spenders
Second series of South Shore Wales consumer format comprises hour-long eps
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NewsCreative England launches accelerator programme
Offers free support to early-stage businesses affected by the pandemic
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NewsPeckham’s Finest showcases future of black culture
Bandicoot says ITV2 format is ’light years’ ahead of reality rivals
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NewsLove Islander tackles mental health for BBC
Dragonfly North responsible for Dr Alex George’s Children In Need doc
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NewsTalkback lands Hollywood-inspired C4 dating format
Let’s Make A Scene (w/t) involves singletons re-enacting classic romance scenes
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NewsGangs of London triumphs at Bafta Wales
It’s A Sin, The Pembrokeshire Murders and Black & Welsh also performed well