All Indies articles – Page 531
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NewsRoyal wedding sparks goldrush
Unprecedented demand for UK-produced docs from the US and Commonwealth countries
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CommentNew dawn for out-of-London TV
The challenge now is to harness the energy to effect lasting change
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NewsSky 1 and HBO team up for Julia Davis series
Camping creator teams up with Peep Show creators for ‘gender fluid’ comedy Sally4Ever
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NewsRenowned hires C4 content budget chief
Mark Raeburn named as indie’s first chief operating officer
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NewsKew Media Group makes latest acquisition
Canadian owner of TCB Media Rights buys LA and Sydney-based indie Essential Quail
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NewsVice picks up debut BBC commission
Satanic Verses anniversary doc is the company’s second third-party order
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NewsMTV orders Lime reality show
The Lovers and the Liars challenges contestants to spot the fake couple
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NewsChina's Tencent buys short-form doc series
Digital giant licenses Indigenous Media’s 60 Second Docs
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NewsHarewood charts mental health journey
Homeland actor joins Ade Adepitan and Frankie Boyle in channel’s factual line-up
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NewsSister Pictures scores BBC2 comedy
Don’t Forget the Driver has been co-created by Detectorists’ Toby Jones
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NewsTogether unveils Knickerbocker Glory series
GPs Behind Closed Doors producer has filmed in a Kent hospice for channel’s flagship doc
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NewsHat Trick creates third-party acquisitions role
Hana Zidek charged with growing distributor’s portfolio
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Behind The ScenesCocaine: Britain's Epidemic, Channel 5
Avoiding glamourisation, protecting anonymity and ensuring the team’s safety: William Fairman on the challenges of making drugs docs
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NewsBenidorm's future in doubt
Creator Derren Litten says this week’s series 10 finale will be the end
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CommentTime's up for regional indie loophole
The industry must seize the chance to tighten up definition of out-of-London productions, says Cat Lewis
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CommentWhy shouldn’t women go back to work after a baby?
Employers can develop a working culture that breaks the cycle, says Laura Cotton