Including Ian Katz, Marcus Ryder, Jules Hussey and Steven D Wright
Steven D Wright: why is telly so shit?
30 years to the day after taking his first job, the producer asks how TV became a bland landscape of elves, celebrities and cheesemaking
10 reasons why I quit production
Fanta Jarjussey worked in production for 13 years before opting to leave, below is her open letter to the industry published in full
Marcus Ryder: Queen’s death has exposed UK media’s diversity problem
‘At important national moments such as these, it is vital that the whole country is represented in all its diversity’
Jules Hussey: why I quit producing
Ralph & Katie and Guilt producer sets out her reasons for focusing on fledgling indie Brazen
Production managers have been forgotten - again
Bafta’s ’Behind Every Bafta’ advert continues a long tradition of overlooking production managers’ contribution to the industry, says Joe McDermott - but it isn’t just Bafta that needs to change
Meet Jonathan Indie-Boss, hirer of the disabled
Stu Richards takes a sideways look at what comes after the diversity recruitment box gets ticked
Talent crisis won’t be solved by entry level recruitment
Richard Wallis and Christa van Raalte argue that it’s time to change the culture that allows an experienced workforce to leave the industry
What has happened to the role of production managers?
PMs have become increasingly marginalised and the role is far less attractive than it used to be, says Adrian Pegg
Ian Katz: a Channel 4 recommission is about more than viewing figures
Linear and All 4 audience data, cost of production and whether a show hits our public service remit all come into play
Good things come in small indie packages – but it’s brutal out there
Broadcasters are doing their bit to help, but the landscape remains precarious for many
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