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Production - The strength of focus.
British freelance cameraman James Brabazon's love of adventure and desire to unearth untold stories has led him to war-torn locations such as Kosovo and Liberia - and earned him two Rory Peck Awards.
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PRODUCTION - ROUGH CUT - House-hunting in Soho.
Peter Wright compares searching for your dream des res to finding the right edit house in Soho.
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PRODUCTION - TRAGIC LOSS AT CLEAR.
Clear Facilities director Damien Raymond-Barker lost his two-year battle with cancer last week. He was 33
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INDIE PROFILE - Chinese exchange.
Lion TV has broken through to the Chinese market with an enviable deal on the table and a raft of epic tales eagerly waiting to make the screens. Meg Carter talks to the indie's directors about their eastern ambitions.
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PRODUCTION - PINNACLE CEO QUITS.
Pinnacle Systems' Kim Fennell has resigned as the president and chief executive of the manufacturer. Current
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PRODUCTION - A BLUFFER'S GUIDE TO: SYSTEMS CAMERAS.
Andy Warhol-like, everyone now has a camcorder for 15 minutes so it's worth noting that other
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PRODUCTION - EPG WINS RTS AWARD.
The 2003 RTS Award for Technical Innovation has been won by the Vista (virtual human interface
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In Production - Atomic Arts brings past to life.
Atomic Arts has followed on from its work on Discovery's Nefertiti Resurrected with more than 30
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In Production - Wilde animations for X-mas.
Camilla Deakin and Ruth Fielding's Lupus Films has produced 3 x 24-minute animations based on the
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PRODUCTION - ALCHEMIST FOR DUBBS.
Soho duplication facility Dubbs has invested more than£130,000 on an Alchemist Platinum Ph.C standards converter,
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Production - Facilities hit by£5m kit thefts.
The facilities industry has had more than£5m worth of equipment stolen in London over the
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OPINION - In my view - It's time for a one-to-one.
It's time for the great divide to be breached and for advertisers and programme makers to start talking, writes Mark Boyd.
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Films drive Five's share.
Five is beginning to dent the big four terrestrial channels' stronghold on the market with its highest audience share ever last month. Jon Rogers sees how a shift in the programming focus has helped it make gains.
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Sky - He's got the job, now can he deliver?
The manner of James Murdoch's appointment as BSkyB chief executive provoked much debate, but now there are more fundamental questions at stake. Can he increase subscriptions, hang on to football rights and boost Sky One? Mathew Horsman reports.
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FORMATS & DEALS - ELECTRIC SKY SCORES DOC DEALS WORLDWIDE.
Electric Sky has sold a trio of documentaries to broadcasters around the world, including an investigation
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Comment - Stop using the 'f' word.
Women have contributed a whole lot more to television than so-called 'feminine' home improvement shows, so it's time to give them the credit they deserve, says Jane Marlow.
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Opinion - Disturbing behaviour.
As a new spat between the government, Today and the BBC erupts, we must back the corporation to the hilt, despite its failings.
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Analysis - Profile - Getting to the bottom of people.
Documentary maker Molly Dineen is known for her intimate, sympathetic portraits of institutions and people - even if they do take forever to make.
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Analysis - On the Box - Time for a bit of originality.
Danny Cohen laments the lack of originality in popular documentaries such as Holiday Showdown and Beckham's Body Parts, which borrow well-used formats.
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Analysis - Old wine in new bottles.
As both the BBC and Channel 4 plan spelling shows based on the same film and more series about buying homes abroad, what are producers and commissioners doing to stop this blatant recycling of ideas? asks Patrick Barrett.