All Indies articles – Page 464
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NewsChernobyl creator defends English accents and dialogue
Craig Mazin wanted to make factual drama more accessible
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NewsMipTV to be 'reimagined' for 2020
Laurine Garaude plans focus on programme development in response to industry evolution
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Behind The ScenesLife After Lock-Up, Channel 4
Meeting former prison inmates on the day of their release was nothing like I had imagined, says Lee Phillips
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NewsEmily Atack opens up for W
I’m A Celebrity runner-up explores life’s big questions with Firecracker
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NewsDavid Lyle Foundation launches
Initiative aims to bring through young entertainment talent in the name of late Fremantle executive
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Behind The ScenesWorld's Busiest Train Stations, Channel 5
Having insider knowledge of the railway industry helped keep our series on track, says Tim Pritchard
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NewsW calls in The Wedding Fixer
Little Gem to help couples make their big day go smoothly in six-part series
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Behind The ScenesPilgrimage: The Road To Rome, BBC2
Following eight celebrities on an epic journey across Europe to meet Pope Francis was an emotional experience, says Caroline Matthews
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NewsBBC3 controller eyes closer ties with nations commissioners
Pooling resources will speed up commissions, says Fiona Campbell
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FeaturesBaghdad Central
“Given the high-end production values, we can see this series working in prime-time slots”
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Features100 Vaginas
“It’s diverse, dealing with women of different sexualities, body shapes and ethnicities”
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FeaturesBattle Of Normandy - 85 days In Hell
“This was footage I had never seen before. I knew it would give the audience a rare perspective on events”
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FeaturesAnimal Rescue School
“The series should play well among pan-regional doc buyers, as well as animal loving-channels”
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FeaturesBeat The Chef
“What sets this apart is that it marries the jeopardy of a cooking competition with the drama of a money ladder”
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FeaturesVienna Blood
“You have to be brave enough to back this kind of material with the expenditure it requires to deliver creatively”