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PRODUCTION - SOHO EDITORS TO EIRE.
London post-production talent company Soho Editors is to open a division in Dublin. The company will
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PRODUCTION - LEITCH HIRES CEO.
Leitch Technology Corporation has appointed Tim Thorsteinson as president and chief executive. Thorsteinson joins Leitch after
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PRODUCTION - MPC BUYS LICENCES.
The Moving Picture Company (MPC) has picked up another batch of plug-in licences from visual effects
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In Production - MPC finishes Hustle promos.
MPC has completed effects work on a series of promos for a BBC1 drama about confidence
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In Production - Station ties the knot with RDF.
The Station has put together the titles for RDF's Wedding Day. The 5 x 30-minute ITV1
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In Production - 422 South takes Crisis control.
422 South has produced visual effects, computer animations, maps and diagrams as well as on-screen graphics
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PRODUCTION - ROUGH CUT - TV down under on way up.
Australian producer Ariel White is pleased to note a marked improvement in the quality of television in her homeland in recent years.
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PRODUCTION - A BLUFFER'S GUIDE TO: Cinema Verite.
A real film student or pseud critic term, cinema verite means 'cinema truth' and describes films
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PRODUCTION - ON LOCATION - No flagging or failing.
When BBC creative director for documentaries Alex Holmes turned his hand to directing for Dunkirk he found that the crew and cast took inspiration from the epic nature of the story.
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Production - The creative treatment of actuality.
The traditional structure of documentary is being superseded by ever more creative treatments of the form, and the man who founded the tradition welcomes the trend. Kevin Hilton reports.
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Production - 'Nobody is ordinary'.
Not a man to mince his words or tiptoe around a problem, Paul Watson tells Stephen Tate exactly what he thinks of reality television today and how it compares with his own groundbreaking work of the 1970s.
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Off the Record - Bravo to Bravo.
Bravo to Bravo last Sunday night for providing all the key elements for the perfect Sunday
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Off the Record - BBC2 makes toast of the opposition.
In what may be a piece of broadcasting history, BBC2's viewing figures have beaten those of
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Off the Record - Lorraine Heggessey.
BBC1 controller Lorraine Heggessey revealed the secrets of her dealings with Greg Dyke at a Media
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Off the Record - Novel ideas for suspended time.
OTR hears that bombastic Newsnight reporter Michael Crick, who was suspended by the BBC over his
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Off the Record - Julia Caesar.
OTR can't help but feel a touch of sympathy for Julia Caesar. Having clearly grown tired
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And Finally ... Dirk Anthony, MD at GWR's programming and content arm Creation, on sitting naked in pizza shops.
What is your computer password?9603fm ... Damn, now I've got to change it!When were you happiest?In
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Sea Of Souls (BBC1) - Charlie Catchpole, Daily Star
'There's nothing quite like a spine-chilling psychological thriller. Sadly, Sea Of Souls is nothing like a spine-ch...
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Sea Of Souls (BBC1) - Peter Paterson, Daily Mail
'Sea Of Souls is reminiscent rather less of the X-Files than the X and Y Chromosone Files.'...