All Indies articles – Page 446
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NewsC5 sparks debate on male suicide
Feature-length doc and discussion programme part of channel’s strategy to tackle tough topics
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The Broadcast InterviewChris Brogden, Tinopolis
Tinopolis’ director of content Chris Brogden talks to Max Goldbart about developing relationships between the group’s US and UK indies
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NewsQuibi rights policy intrigues indies
Producers able to repackage short-form content and sell to other platforms after two years
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NewsAudible signs The Forge script editor
Matthew Campbell to supercharge scripted for Amazon audiobook and podcasting division
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NewsOptomen seals National Wildlife Federation co-pro deal
US arm of All3Media-owned indie to make conservation-themed projects for global market
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Behind The ScenesThe Rap Game, BBC3
Executive producer Tom O’Brien reveals the challenge of translating a grassroots ‘music-first’ world into formatted TV
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NewsBFI launches short-form animation fund for ‘ambitious’ projects
More than £100,000 on offer for risky/experimental projects
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NewsTVF flogs factual to France
France Télévisions, Arte and TF1 acquire multi-hour unscripted packages
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NewsLime adds more non-scripted firepower
ITV Studios’ Helen Kruger Bratt joins as head of production
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NewsSimon Pegg and Nick Frost create Amazon comedy horror
Eight part series to be produced by duo’s Stolen Picture indie
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Behind The ScenesInside the Factory, BBC2
Executive producer Amanda Lyon on the military levels of organisation required to produce the popular Voltage series
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NewsWarner Media expands Turner EMEA chief role
Giorgio Stock given overall entertainment networks and distribution responsibilities
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NewsGone Fishing: tales from the riverbank
Like the fish they’re trying to catch, Bob Mortimer and Paul Whitehouse don’t take direction too well when they’re in the moment, says Lisa Clark
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NewsHBO Max bags US rights to Doctor Who
The Office and Luther also figure in streamer’s major BBC Studios deal
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NewsCBS renews Love Island US
Network cites reality show’s success with younger and female audiences