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Skaramoosh animates bats
Skaramoosh has completed 3D animation and compositing on Superbat for Oxford Film and Television and Gedeon Television. The sequence done by Skaramoosh shows a bat chasing a mosquito ending in a Matrix-style time splice to illustrate how bats use sonar to detect their prey. 3D animation for the sequence was ...
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NewsRTS awards: It's RDF vs. RDF
Indie RDF Media will be battling against itself in the forthcoming Royal Television Society Programme Awards.
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Commissioning - BBC creates two factual strands.
The BBC's documentary and contemporary factual department has created two factual brands for BBC2 and BBC3.BBC2's
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BBC creates two factual strands
The BBC's documentary and contemporary factual department has created two factual brands for BBC2 and BBC3, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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C4 bags four prizes at Grierson British documentary awards.
Channel 4 picked up four awards at the Grierson British documentary awards on Monday (17 November) while the BBC co-production Chavez - Inside the Coup was the biggest single winner, scooping two, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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NewsC4 in Grierson triumph
Channel 4 picked up four gongs at the Grierson British documentary awards last night while the BBC co-production Chavez - Inside the Coupwas the biggest single winner, scooping two.
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Production - TX - Tales from Calcutta.
Channel 4's British/Asian love story Second Generation is a truly remarkable production. It's not only a
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Oxford Film broadens documentary scope.
Indie Oxford Film & Television, producer of Channel 4's critically acclaimed Hello Culture series, has appointed a head of documentaries to drive production of observational and access-driven programmes, writes Leigh Holmwood.
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Oxford Film broadens documentary scope
Indie Oxford Film & Television, producer of Channel 4's critically acclaimed Hello Culture series, has appointed a head of documentaries to drive production of observational and access-driven programmes, writes Leigh Holmwood
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Fresh orders from BBC4.
BBC4 controller Roly Keating has unveiled a swathe of new commissions, including a documentary series on the National Trust, writes Jon Rogers.
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NewsKeating unveils new BBC4 raft
BBC4 controller Roly Keating has unveiled a raft of new commissions, including a documentary series on the National Trust, which will follow the behind the scenes activities of the organisation, writes Jon Rogers
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News analysis - Dramatic licence.
Channel 4 is looking for a new drama chief - but he or she faces one of the most demanding jobs in British TV.
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C4 HIRES ASIAN RUNNERS.
Channel 4 managing editor, commissioning Janey Walker has put up #30,000 to pay for a handful
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NewsChannel 4 helps Asian runners
Channel 4 managing editor, commissioning Janey Walker has put up£30,000 to pay for a handful of trainee staff from Asian backgrounds to work on a forthcoming drama commission from Oxford Film and Television, writes Penny Hughes.
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Oxford goes to India for drama.
Factual Indie Oxford Film & Television is moving into TV drama after securing a two-part series
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Oxford goes to India for drama
Factual indie Oxford Film & Television is moving into TV drama after securing a two-part series for Channel 4, writes Penny Hughes
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C4 moves from 'fact to fiction'.
Channel 4 chief executive Mark Thompson has taken further steps towards reinventing the channel, shifting its
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NewsThompson announces C4 programming budget hike
Channel 4 chief executive Mark Thompson today announced a 5 per cent increase in the channel's programming budget from£410m to£430m for 2003, writes Penny Hughes
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News analysis - The right balance.
BBC 3's approval comes with a ground-breaking condition: a commitment to indies over programming hours and budget spend. Will the BBC now be under pressure to extend this commitment to other channels?
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BBC TO CELEBRATE LIFE OF ATTENBOROUGH.
The BBC is to screen a special programme marking the golden anniversary of David Attenborough's television career as part of a raft of new specialist factual programmes paid for by a doubling in investment in the genre over the next three years, writes Le