All Indies articles – Page 355
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NewsC4 opens Lockdown Academy
Steph McGovern to present daily show from home while Grayson Perry and Kirstie Allsopp teach the nation art and craft
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FeaturesMy Mate’s A Bad Date
Friends nominate their disastrous dater pals for challenges to help them overcome their romantic shortcomings
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FeaturesMy Mentor: Chris Stewart on Paul Hembury
Paul Hembury taught me it is possible to be both creative and commercial, says Chris Stewart
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NewsArthur Smith: SVoDs embracing niche formats
Arthur Smith claims strategy gives producers the freedom to exploit non-mainstream ideas
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NewsDistributors: Escapist content in demand
Uplifting programming top of buyers’ wishlists as coronavirus plays havoc with schedules
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NewsDistributors target US as Covid-19 strategies take shape
Sales houses struggling to do business in Europe because of ongoing logistical problems
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NewsFox chief shrugs off SVoD threat
Rob Wade says US broadcast networks are still the leaders in entertainment programming
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NewsNetflix doubles down on The Circle & Love Is Blind
Studio Lambert reality format now has more series with streamer than original broadcaster Channel 4
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NewsTV Mindset founder: freelancers need centralised support
Adeel Amini speaks to Broadcast on eve of new groups’ wellness webinar
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NewsIndustry charities establish TV emergency fund
Netflix ploughs £1m into BFI/Film and TV Charity fund for individuals impacted by production closures
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NewsPeter Crouch and Gareth Malone front BBC self-isolation shows
Fulwell 73 and Twenty Twenty bag first wave of entertainment commissions
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NewsLib Dem plans could be boon for freelancers
Party tables wage change amendment to coronavirus bill as actors union amasses support
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NewsOfcom puts PSB review consultation on pause
Regulator to allow TV industry to focus on ‘business-critical matters’ for forseeable future
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NewsCineflix snaps up C4 and C5 content
Distributor to shop raft of ITN Productions’ doc series to the world
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NewsMore woes for BBC and C4 as Olympics postponed
Delay is hammer blow to wounded summer schedules
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NewsSuper-indies draw strength from global networks
Execs tell Broadcast about the challenges of coming up with solutions to production drought
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NewsIndies urge chancellor to support TV freelancers
More than 140 individuals sign letter imploring Rishi Sunak to extend support package to contractors
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NewsOfcom could help PSBs on coronavirus impact
Regulator to consider ‘force majeure’ conditions as channels reconfigure schedules
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CommentCovid-19 risks accelerating gender inequality
Whenever this crisis ends, there’s no guarantee schools will reopen at the same time as work. What price will working mothers pay, asks Marcus Ryder