All Producing in lockdown articles – Page 4
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Behind The ScenesAn intimate look at life during (and after) China's lockdown
Editing Coronavirus: Our Lockdown in Shanghai was like staring into the future for the team at Wonderhood Studios
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NewsPodcast: Eurosport presenter Orla Chennaoui on Zoom vs Studio interviews
The benefits of interviewing the likes of Mo Farah, Bradley Wiggins, Rebecca Adlington and Greg Rutherford over Zoom calls
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NewsPodcast: Freelance DoP Graham Howe on making the most of lockdown
With the Covid-19 pandemic cancelling future bookings, freelance cameraman Graham Howe chose to use the time to learn useful new production skills
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NewsHalo releases policy for returning to office-based working
Post-production house reveals policies and guidance for staff and visitors as it looks to re-open its offices
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NewsElectric Robin spreads its wings
How ESG producer has emerged as de-facto lockdown production partner
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CommentKeeping Ireland’s Crimecall rolling on lockdown
A tenth of the entire population tuned into our live crime-fighting show but production required buy-in from many parties, says Stephen Stewart
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NewsVizrt ‘teleports’ two presenters 2,000 km apart into the same studio
The setup enables a chat show format to be created during lockdown, with only two frames of latency between the participants
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NewsNHK lockdown drama: ‘I have still not spoken to performers in person’
The launch of a Covid-19 isolation anthology has sparked innovation at the Japanese PSB
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FeaturesJulie Graham: self-shooting drama on lockdown
Actor reveals story behind her self-published YouTube drama
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CommentVE Day in Lockdown: we borrowed our neighbours wifi
With our presenter on lockdown and the edit moved to the shed, our Discovery doc became a domestic affair, says Kate Beal
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NewsPodcast: MPC’s Mark Benson on life during and after lockdown
The head of global VFX giant MPC explains the role of VFX in replacing live action, and how the industry can bounce back from the pandemic
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FeaturesVice News Tonight: news via remote control
Vice’s flagship bulletins are filming without a physical studio during lockdown. Global newsgathering chief Susie Banikarim tells Jesse Whittock how
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FeaturesYouTube Originals: hosting a live charity event with a ‘YouTube grammar’
Electric Robin on bringing TV and YouTube creatives together for its ‘most ambitious lockdown project yet’
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Behind The ScenesWhat’s It Like to Catch Coronavirus?, Channel 4
YouTube-style tutorials in self-shooting helped bring out the personal stories of sufferers - including our presenter, say Nick Godwin and James Routh
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NewsLoose Women returns to the studio
Remote production too ’labour-intensive’, says ITV daytime chief
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NewsGrayson’s Art Club: reckoning with the pandemic through art
Swan Films’ three-person team are camping outside the artist’s rigged-up studio for C4’s fast-turnaround show
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NewsBBC daily show chiefs: ‘thinking long-term is absurd’
The editors of The One Show and BBC Breakfast on keeping the nation entertained and informed in an unprecedented era of television
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FeaturesOne World: Together at Home: ‘we proved we can still execute big shows’
Putting a BBC1 spin on an ambitious remotely-produced global event meant being on Zoom calls from dawn till dusk, says David Brindley
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NewsBlue Peter: ‘the whole thing feels a bit DIY’
The CBBC staple is relying on savvy kids to send in their videos as it embraces its make-do-and-mend spirit
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FeaturesIsolation Stories: ‘the families are filming everything’
Jeff Pope takes Joanna Tilley inside the unusual set-up of ITV’s lockdown dramas