All ITV Studios articles – Page 25
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News24 Hours in A&E heads northwards
The Garden’s long-running returner to be produced in Leeds with filming moving to Nottingham hospital
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NewsLime’s True Love or True Lies heads to Germany
ProSieben orders ITVS-produced local version of MTV dating format
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NewsITV returns to pre-pandemic levels
Carolyn McCall ‘optimistic’ as she lobbies DCMS for ‘pingdemic’ relaxation
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NewsITVS pulls out of Mipcom
Travel uncertainty means distributor will focus on its own events this autumn
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NewsC5 orders Cornwall double
Twofour responsible for Fern Britton-fronted series and 12-month visit to region
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NewsITV turns diversity focus to disability
Non-white representation leaps one-third on-screen, with smaller gains off-screen
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NewsITV US & Blumhouse seal unscripted pact
ITV Studios-backed firms to develop horror-infused IP in multi-year deal
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NewsCowell to front ITV music format
Syco Entertainment and Lifted Entertainment co-producing six-parter Walk The Line
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NewsGok Wan to front ITV daytime jewellery format
Twofour and Possessed behind 20-part daytime series
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NewsMoritz Polter hires for ITVS German label
Das Boot exec brings in former colleagues to Windlight Pictures
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Behind The ScenesMeerkat Manor Rise of the Dynasty, BBC America
We wanted to make our wildlife series a bingeworthy boxset, says executive producer Caroline Hawkins
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NewsC4 doc to explore Rachel Nickell’s murder
John Yorke ties with Monumental on single to support My Name is Lizzie drama
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NewsIn brief: Beast Must Die; C4 marketing hire
BritBox begins work on follow-up to breakout original
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FeaturesBest lockdown programme - entertainment, comedy & scripted: The Ranganation
‘The production team made a great show even better’
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FeaturesBest comedy programme: Friday Night Dinner
‘Classic, endlessly rewatchable comedy that hit home across multiple generations’
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FeaturesBest lockdown programme - news, documentary & factual: Dim Ysgol: Maesincla
‘Judges were impressed by the ob-doc’s rare access to a community we don’t normally see on our screens’