All Two Cities articles – Page 4
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VideoGiri/Haji, BBC2/Netflix
Thiller exploring the butterfly effect of one murder over two cities. Produced by Sister Pictures
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NewsDoc Fest content head quits over ‘colonial focus’
Luke Moody said ‘dinosaurs’ of British factual TV have narrowed focus of the festival programme
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NewsGorilla acquires Splice’s Cardiff office
The Cardiff offshoot of London-based Splice changes hands less than a year after opening
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SponsoredThe Welsh dragon is set to roar
Home to several hit dramas and with a well-established production base, Cardiff is now creating a diverse and socially inclusive industry
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CommentAlex Graham: protect the sanctity of producer IP
Terms of trade will remain important in the future
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CommentCritical acclaim only half the battle
Do Sky’s quality, esoteric titles have more mainstream potential?
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NewsBafta 2019: Killing Eve and Sky win big
Three awards for BBC America thriller and nods for Patrick Melrose and Sally4Ever
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NewsA Very English Scandal triumphs at Bafta Craft awards
Russell T Davies’ historical drama scoops three gongs
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NewsBafta nominations: Killing Eve leads the way
BBC America thriller scores 14 nominations across Television and Television Craft Awards
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NewsRTS hails Ben Frow for transforming C5
Director of programmes takes home judges award at annual ceremony
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FeaturesBest drama series or serial: A Very English Scandal
“An impeccable story of a complex human and social drama. Witty and hugely entertaining”
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NewsBroadcast Awards shortlist 2019 revealed
Ceremony to be held at The Grosvenor Hotel in London on 6 February 2019
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NewsC4 and BBC dramas face off at RTS Craft awards
The End of the F***ing World and A Very English Scandal both score four nominations
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NewsScottish indies handed £3m funding boost
Creative Scotland launches fund to drive a more ‘sustainable’ production sector
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NewsC4 keeps HQ options open
Seven high-profile cities make the cut for relocation of broadcaster’s national headquarters
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RatingsMidsomer slays Baftas
SUNDAY: Inspector Barnaby’s return to ITV beats Done + Dusted’s debut awards coverage on BBC1 by a third