More Edinburgh TV Festival News – Page 251
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NewsIn brief: BBC2 war doc; StudioCanal partnership; BBC Studios sales; C4.0 order
Passion Pictures and Kailash Films are behind Helmand: Tour of Duty
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NewsWhisper draws up Pictionary for ITV
Mel Giedroyc to host show based on Mattel’s famous drawing game
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NewsFremantle boards BBC2 Roger Moore doc
Film about James Bond star one of several commissioned for Arena strand
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NewsPingu to return to screens after 18 years
Aardman and Mattel co-developing stop motion animated series
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NewsTony Vinciquerra: Hollywood strike impact ‘far more severe’ for the US than people realise
Mipcom: Sony Pictures boss says last year’s industrial action forced productions out of US
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NewsMipcom sales roundup: In With A Shout heads to France
Adaptation of ITV1 quiz show leads latest global sales
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NewsBanijay re-opens women-focused formats initiative
Second iteration of Banijay Launch comes as programme wins Mipcom Diversify Award
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NewsWarner Bros targets ‘meaningful’ international projects
Mipcom: Channing Dungey talks up co-production potential amid ’bloated’ scripted shows
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NewsAll3Media chief teases scripted M&A moves
Mipcom: Jane Turton says additional scripted units or labels to be announced in coming months
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NewsITV criticised by creatives over ‘depressing’ AI role
Screenwriters speak out as broadcaster looks for head of generative AI innovation
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NewsITVS launches digital label with Warner Bros exec
Martin Trickey will run Zoo 55 with current digital head Graham Haigh
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NewsBig Zuu lands Sky Max food travelogue
Chef and cousin AJ Tracey to hunt for world’s most expensive dishes
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NewsPrime Video ‘absolutely not’ cutting budgets as local takes centre stage
Mipcom: James Farrell says streaming giant has ‘holes’ to fill in its international territories
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NewsLiar leads Mipcom global sales
Two Brothers’ ITV smash heads to Africa in latest international adaptation
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NewsIn brief: Fremantle music game show; John Stapleton diagnosis; SXSW London
Heartbreak High indie to work with Fremantle Netherlands on new format
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NewsUK households face bill hike in event of terrestrial TV switch-off
Ernst & Young report warns government switch to streaming-only system could cost £2bn
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NewsNetflix co-chief ‘not looking to change’ talent compensation model
Ted Sarandos dismisses chatter about possible move to more traditional practice
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NewsThe Primrose Railway Children creative talks trains, children and challenges
BBC Studios’ Tali Walters on the complexities of filming kids on steam trains
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NewsThe Office Australia: tackling a ‘polarising’ format
Writing duo Julie De Fina and Jackie van Beek question ‘why the fuck’ they wanted to adapt the iconic title