Opinion
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CommentHow we impressed Hollywood with a $3k film produced in our garage
Navaz and Roman Dowling extensively used virtual production to produce Entrenched, a polished Star Wars fan film that has seen them gain work in film and TV
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CommentFatima Salaria: In difficult times, simple things make a difference
As resilience wears thin, we need to reach out and support each other
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CommentThe “speed of thought” era in TV and film production
Guy Gadney, co-founder and CEO of Charismatic.ai, looks at how AI could change production
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CommentIn an evolving media landscape, we must work together to amplify new voices
ITN Productions’ head of digital content Rubina Pabani on how the company is platforming new talent
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CommentAI should be seen as an asset for sport broadcasters, not an enemy
Pawel Osterreicher, CEO of ReSpo.Vision, looks at where AI could make a difference
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CommentWhy sport broadcasters should work with creators
Tom Cornish, global VP of group solutions at The Goat Agency looks at how creators are shaping the future of sport broadcasting
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CommentHow The Hundred has helped women’s sport become accessible, exciting and equal
Matt Farnworth, head of creative strategy at Multiple, looks at how cricket’s The Hundred has furthered women’s sport
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CommentHow Mipcom 2025 provided a new perspective
Blue Ant Studios’ Diane Rankin says adaptability and grit are delivering returns in a shifting landscape
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CommentWhy graphics need to be more than just aesthetics
Relo Metrics CEO Jay Prasad looks at the impact of Prime Video’s new Champions League graphics
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CommentMipcom 2025: a market of proactivity, partnerships and positivity
Like A Shot West boss Henry Scott shares his key takeaways from Cannes
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CommentAI from Greenlight to Glass: The implications for broadcasters
Kim Chua, partner at OC&C Strategy Consultants, specialist in media, broadcasting, and digital transformation, looks at how broadcasters should approach the technology
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CommentWhy we need to approach AI with a human agenda
Joe Lewis at The Voiceover Gallery says that when we embrace AI – not as a replacement, but as a tool – the future doesn’t feel quite as bleak
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CommentThere’s more than one way to win the brutal battle for attention
The YouTube revolution shouldn’t be ignored, but that doesn’t mean that distinctive long-form content can’t still deliver huge success
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CommentThe Basics: From 30 lines to 8K UHD a brief history of television resolution
Darren Deans, media and broadcast marketing specialist, explores the evolution of television resolution
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CommentSociety – and our industry – needs action to combat normalised anti-Semitism
Executive producer Neil Grant calls for decisive action not platitudes, and warns colleagues are afraid to be open about their identity
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CommentRachel Corp: None of us can save public service journalism alone
Trusted journalism has never been more important and the industry must adapt and collaborate to save it, the ITN chief executive says
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CommentHow collaboration helped Bakers Dozen catfish internet stars
Barbara Emile on creating Don’t Get Catfished for Channel 4.0
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CommentWhy the real battleground for sport has shifted
Gregg Oldfield, CEO of Engage Digital Partners, looks at how the sport content environment is evolving
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CommentCommissioners aren’t the enemy as TV battles for its future
YouTube isn’t a panacea for the sector’s challenges and too much is being made of commissioners’ cowardice, writes Alf Lawrie
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CommentOptimism makes a welcome return
‘Distributors are by no means out of the woods yet, but most companies seem able to at least see the wood for the trees’