All Wild Mercury Productions articles – Page 3
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NewsWild Mercury signs development boss and Carnival exec departs
Humans producer brings in Frances Flannery while Jessica Pope exits to Swedish indie
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NewsWild Mercury & True Vision tie for BBC1 true crime drama
The Sixth Commandment explores 2015 murder of Peter Farquhar
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NewsAmazon offers glimpse into production process
Georgia Brown sets out how audience feedback shapes shows
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NewsYellow Bird UK eyes ESG ties
Berna Levin discusses Banijay’s drama siblings, Netflix’s Young Wallander and reworking Rebecka Martinsson
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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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FeaturesM&A activity in the UK Production Sector
Mega deals and indie sector consolidation contribute to rise in number of deals
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RatingsTakeaway bows out with solid 7m
SATURDAY: Dec’s second week on solo hosting duties could not match the previous episode, while The Voice UK ends confidently
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RatingsNo joy for Requiem
WEEKEND: Drama suffered a tough time on BBC1, where 9pm shows struggled to make their mark
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RatingsBBC1’s Sunset eclipses ITV’s skating celebs
John Cleese’s sitcom return receives warm welcome on Sunday, while ITV wins the Monday Simm-off
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RatingsTroy sets sail with 3.2m
BBC1’s Greek epic struggled to match the channel’s previous Saturday night dramas
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Behind The ScenesTroy: Fall Of A City, BBC1
Where other takes on the seige of Troy focus on the Greeks, this BBC1 version puts the Trojans centre stage. Gabriel Tate meets the producers
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NewsESI predicts co-pro power shift
Chief exec Cathy Payne warns broadcasters will be forced to share first-run rights or go it alone
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NewsTechnicolor moves Troy VFX workflow to the cloud
BBC and Netflix drama Troy: Fall Of A City is making use of a new cloud-based shot delivery system developed by Technicolor.
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FeaturesA bigger pie to share around
Combined UK indie turnover is up 2% year on year, boosted by the deep pockets of the global digital players and the continuing popularity of big-budget drama.
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