All articles by Manori Ravindran – Page 10
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NewsAmy producer sets sights on TV
Oscar winner On The Corner eyes further multi-part series following landmark BBC1 doc
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NewsWaller-Bridge: viewers crave more female-centric stories
Broadcasters cannot ignore the public appetite for more nuanced dramas, says Killing Eve creator
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NewsEleventh Hour teams up with David Morrissey
Actor to produce series based on novel by author of Apple Tree Yard
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NewsCineflix and Talesmith strike first-look deal
Duo builds on partnership on BBC2’s The Real T.rex with Chris Packham
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NewsC5 picks up Canadian procedural and Kiefer Sutherland drama
Broadcaster secures linear rights to The Detail and Designated Survivor in deal with eOne
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NewsChinese SVoD accused of copying talent format
South Koren producer CJ E&M alleges iQiyi plagiarised its show Produce 101
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NewsMahon seeks 'risk windows' in C4 schedule
Chief exec tells Mip audience that channels need to ‘progress’ daytime shows into prime slots
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FeaturesDate Night
“Date Night takes a universal concept of love, dating and romance and makes it accessible”
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FeaturesBuyers briefing: content strategies revealed
Broadcast analysis reveals broadcasters and SVoDs are focusing on ’hyper-local’ content and big-budget, international-facing originals
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FeaturesBritish drama
Two Cities Television and Sister Pictures make their debuts with the dysfuntional Patrick Melrose and divorce thriller The Split
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FeaturesHooq: Local shows join slate of US content
Platform also keen to begin co-producing with partners in Indonesia and the Philippines
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FeaturesParamount Network: Viacom-owned channel joins power league
A focus on mysteries, thrillers and dramas about dysfunctional families
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FeaturesC More: Nordic SVoD adopts English to boost sales
Channeling more investment into originals - with a focus on English-language content
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FeaturesA&E: US channel makes room to experiment
Hunting close-ended formats that tap into the zeitgeist
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FeaturesShowmax: South African SVoD on hunt for originals
’Open and receptive’ to working with global producers