All SVoD articles – Page 75
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VideoThe Morning Show, Apple TV+
Second series of Apple TV’s high-stakes drama pulling back the curtain on early-morning TV
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VideoVirgin River, Netflix
Third run of drama series about the residents of a northern California town. Produced by Reel World Management
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NewsClarkson: Amazon’s antidote to fantasy farming
Expectation’s Clarkson’s Farm offers unvarnished look at life in the countryside
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NewsIn brief: Conversations with Friends; HBO Max; RTS, PGGB; Bafta
Amazon and HBO Max among the buyers to have pre-bought Sally Rooney’s Conversations with Friends adaptation
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VideoSee, Apple TV+
Second series of dystopian drama set in a future when the human race has lost its sight. Produced by Chernin Entertainment and Endeavor Content
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VideoAnother Life, Netflix
Halfire Entertainment’s sci-fi series returns to follow an astronaut’s search for alien intelligence
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NewsDoc suppliers land Netflix development deals
Clutch of indies tasked with working up range of feature ideas
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NewsKhan & Beard: tips for directors
Amazon commissioner and Story Films co-founder discuss their First Cut projects
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FeaturesLoki: review
Kate Herron directs Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson in Marvel’s Disney+ limited series
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NewsApple TV+ producer joins C4 Indie Growth Fund
Julien Leroux’s Paper Entertainment is behind returning drama Tehran
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RatingsAnalysis: unboxing Amazon’s MGM purchase
Digital giant prepares to delve into ’treasure trove’ of £6bn acquisition
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NewsIn brief: Beast Must Die; C4 marketing hire
BritBox begins work on follow-up to breakout original
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CommentN&R indies must target premium factual
The growing number of regional indies means producers must engage SVoDs to land work, says Ben Smith
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FeaturesGetting the greenlight: non-scripted boost as SVoDs expand slates
Netflix and Amazon are broadening their offerings but scripted remains the priority
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NewsCharlie Hanson removed from Netflix’s After Life
Bafta suspends producer’s membership amid sexual misconduct allegations
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NewsAmazon to invest £1m in creative apprenticeships
Funding will support UK production companies to upskill next generation of creatives