All Windfall Films articles – Page 2
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NewsBBC factual slate: highlights
Ed Balls, Louis Theroux, Robert Rinder and Mobeen Azhar land docs
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NewsWindfall founder becomes executive chair
David Dugan steps up and Carlo Massarella takes over as chief executive
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NewsWindfall and Caravan pick up Horizon commissions
Indies put placebos, the body clock and avalanches under the microscope
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NewsMore 4 in house-building double order
Windfall Films to showcase kit-built homes in far-flung places
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FeaturesBest original programme: Old People's Home For 4 Year Olds
“A smart and seductive way of tackling a sad and heavy subject”
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FeaturesBest popular factual programme: Who Do You Think You Are?
“The Danny Dyer episode was surprising, funny and unmissable”
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RatingsBBC2 Crossrail doc beats all-comers
MONDAY: The Fifteen Billion Pound Railway returned for a second series as BBC2’s highest-rated show of the year.
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VideoMutiny, Channel 4
Windfall Films production recreating the legendary Mutiny on the Bounty voyage.
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Behind The ScenesHow the Box Was Born, BBC4
The first night of broadcasting was a variety extravaganza – The X Factor of its day – and recreating it was a daunting task, says Peter Gauvain
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NewsC4 orders Troubles comedy and extreme survival series
Channel 4 has unveiled a raft of commissions including a Northern Irish comedy set amongst the troubles and a survival series recreating one of the most dangerous expeditions in history.
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NewsWindfall wins C4 property commission
Channel 4 will follow families swapping land-locked properties for waterside homes in a new daytime property commission.
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Behind The ScenesBig Kitchens, Travel Channel UK
We used innovative filming technology to shake up the food genre - but drew the line at flying drones in a kitchen, says Carlo Massarella
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NewsDiscovery gravitates to Windfall space doc
Discovery has picked up Windfall Films’ science documentary series Strip The Cosmos in the UK.
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NewsBBC2 plans black history series
BBC2 is to explore black British history in a landmark documentary series fronted by British-Nigerian historian and broadcaster David Olusoga.
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