All Indies articles – Page 62
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NewsChris Lang pens murder mystery drama for UKTV
Unforgotten creator behind six-part series on crime drama channel Alibi
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NewsSky and Love Nature wildlife doc goes Airborne
Four-parter from Humble Bee focuses on creatures who take to the skies
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NewsOutline’s Helen Veale to depart
Creative director exits Sarah Beeny’s New Life in the Country indie
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NewsAll3Media signs deal with Salamanda
Tie-up comes as Manchester-based indie lands C4 modelling series
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NewsLorton and Zig Zag delve into life of Nelson Mandela
Troublemaker: The Story Behind the Mandela Tapes (w/t) billed as definitive portrait of iconic statesman
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NewsIndustry support for eight-hour work day
Feasibility of shorter hours examined in Timewise and Bectu Vision research
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NewsAltitude and Brouhaha to adapt Bill Bryson book
A Short History of Nearly Everything set for animation series
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NewsFour days left to secure Broadcast Indie Summit Early Bird tickets
Early booking discount for the summit expires on Friday 16 February
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NewsIndustry pays tribute to Sarah Doole
Former Red chief executive and director of global drama at Fremantle passed last month
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NewsZara McDermott explores impact of social media
BBC3 doc focuses on TikTok response to student murders in Moscow
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NewsThe Real Mo Farah exec runs into Aurora
Sports indie snaps up Red Bull Studios unscripted chief
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NewsIndustry chiefs lined up for Creative Cities Convention
Netflix’s Anne Mensah among those set to speak at Bristol event
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FeaturesTimeline TV Moment of the Year: Succcession
“The reactions of all four Roy children were revealing and fabulously acted”
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FeaturesBest entertainment programme: The 1% Club
“It is the most brilliant format with the most effortless production on TV”
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FeaturesBest soap/continuing drama: Casualty
“A bold and innovative way to get a hardhitting message across in a soap”
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FeaturesBest independent production company: Studio Lambert
‘The Traitors became a truly elite format in doublequick time’
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FeaturesEmerging indie of the year: Curious Films
‘Curious Films made more hours of TV than ever before last year and grew its client base to include streamers and US networks’
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FeaturesInternational programme sales: Dreaming Whilst Black
“Its critique of the screen industry’s approach to inclusivity resonated with viewers worldwide”
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FeaturesBest children’s programme: A Kind Of Spark
“This series showcases neurodiversity in an organic and engaging way, without it being the sole focus”
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FeaturesBest comedy programme: Black Ops
“The two central performers have real funny bones. Black Ops was totally addictive to watch”