All Indies articles – Page 284
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Behind The ScenesFinding our Money Maker in a pandemic
Casting a business guru willing to invest big sums during Covid took more than blue sky thinking, says Nick Parnes
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NewsClarke 'deeply sorry' as 'vehemently' denies misconduct
Actor and director has been accused of inappropriate behaviour
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NewsLine of Duty: untapped market still exists
Distributors believe international opportunities remain for ratings juggernaut
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Behind The ScenesMaking Man Like Greta
Rockerdale Studios underwent ‘detailed exploration of a new world’ to forge C4 social media show , says exec Michelle Singer
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NewsPost Office scandal drama set for ITV
Patrick Spence and Little Gem behind People vs Post Office
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NewsMillichip: M&A deals need a rethink
Sky Studios content chief calls for “collaborative partnerships” in consolidation deals
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NewsNoel Clarke latest: Bulletproof & Bafta
Sky cuts ties with star as charity explains award process
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PodcastNewswrap: solving the 16-34 conundrum
Two trailblazing young indie bosses join the Newswrap to discuss the youth viewer problem
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NewsSony launches production creative diversity fund
UK indies given financial backing to support creatives from underrepresented backgrounds
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Behind The ScenesThe Beast Must Die: Revenge is sweet
The team behind BritBox’s original drama on how colour-blind casting & a gender switch bring a different dimension to their novel adaptation
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NewsComedy Central recommissions Rumpus double
Orders 18 episodes of Channel Hopping with Jon Richardson and Rhod Gilbert’s Growing Pains
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NewsOfcom chair: PSBs struggling with genre diversity
Terry Burns blames intensifying competition for retreat from niche offerings
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VideoThe Mosquito Coast, Apple TV+
Fremantle series following an idealist man who uproots his family atfter growing dissatisfied with the American dream
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FeaturesFocus Group: Which positions are the hardest to fill when hiring crew?
Our four panellists on the industry’s recruitment problems
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CommentMeetings are magical – but new ways of working are here to stay
Remote working has been a boon for many in the industry and it would be a shame to lose that flexibility