All Indies articles – Page 442
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NewsChannel 5 to sniff out Britain’s worst snorer
Firecracker sifting through 6,500 submissions for 90-minute doc
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NewsDuty of care debate rages on
Issue was a hot topic at Edinburgh TV Festival as broadcasters wrestle with new pressures
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NewsBBC and indies clash over iPlayer window – again
Extended rights have become a sticking point when finalising terms of commissions, according to indie execs
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NewsBlink Films delves deeper into Mystic Britain
Smithsonian orders second run of Clive Anderson-fronted series
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VideoStrictly Come Dancing 2019, BBC1
New series of BBC Studios’ popular Saturday night entertainment format
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Behind The ScenesMobeen Azhar on the story behind the crime that shook America
Using old-fashioned British charm and guile allowed us to tell the story of A Black and White Killing for BBC2, says the writer and presenter
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NewsITV returns to studio comedy
Brenda Blethyn and Jimmy Akingbola star in six-part series from Outnumbered creators
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NewsDynamo and SNL to make Sky debuts
Magician to stage three-part event while NBC institution comes to new comedy channel
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NewsReggie Yates pens factual drama for BBC3
Actor and broadcaster tackles reality TV in Expectation-produced single
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NewsJonnie Peacock to train young athletes for C4
Indie One Tribe TV opens applications for 8 to 15 year-olds to feature
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NewsMoffat and Solemani pen BBC1 dramas
Charlotte Moore unveils Hartswood Films mystery and 1960s London drama
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NewsLouis Theroux confirms indie launch
Documentary-maker wants to develop docs with other on-screen talent
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NewsBBC serves up three more series of Masterchef
Shine TV wins extended deal for BBC1 cooking show and its spin-offs
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CommentFunny factual can educate by stealth
Humour can be the most potent weapon in confronting unpalatable truths, says Emily Hudd
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NewsHugh Laurie to star in BBC1 David Hare drama
Veep star to play a Conservative MP in The Forge’s four-parter
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NewsBen Frow: ‘C5 is no longer obsessed with young people’
Talent such as Jeremy Paxman and Esther Rantzen are helping to reach a ‘more upmarket’ audience, says controller
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NewsJess Phillips: today’s class stories are ‘voyeuristic and exploitative’
Labour MP also challenges more politicians to appear in mainstream shows
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