All Zinc Media articles – Page 6
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NewsReef and Potato champion down-the-lens kit
Indies use Magic Video Box on travelogue and crime doc
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NewsTern boss hails unity at Zinc
New chief executive has transformed the super-indie’s ‘dysfunctional family’, says Harry Bell
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FeaturesBlakeway North
“We love helping creative people advance their careers and frequently give them breaks and the support needed to make a success of them”
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NewsMark Browning joins Zinc Media
ITN Productions managing director becomes chief executive of factual indie group
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NewsBBC3 commissions Manchester bombing doc
Blakeway North single marks directorial debut of Asperger’s and Me producer Lizzie Kempton
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NewsTern wins debut C5 order
Extreme Planes is among first commissions for indie since joining Zinc Media
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NewsUS plans prompt trio of indie deals
Consolidation in the production sector is showing no sign of slowing down, with three major deals unveiled this week.
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NewsZinc eyes acquisitions after turning profit
Blakeway & Brook Lapping super-indie turns £400k profit
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NewsBrook Lapping makes senior hires
Former creative director of Silver River Emma Hindley is to join Inside Obama’s White House indie Brook Lapping as creative director.
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NewsReef TV managing director departs
Reef Television managing director Paul Hanrahan is leaving the business after more than a decade, sparking a senior management restructure.
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NewsNeil Grant to leave Films of Record
Films of Record managing director Neil Grant is to leave the Bafta-winning indie to become creative director of Welsh production company Avanti Media.
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The Broadcast InterviewNeil Grant, Films of Record
Films of Record managing director Neil Grant tells Robin Parker about the streak of anarchy and love of provocation and playfulness that have marked his career in groundbreaking TV
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FeaturesHer Story: the Female Revolution, BBC World News
Films of Records’s Neil Grant on partnering with advertising agency JWT Entertainment.
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Behind The ScenesThe Murder Detectives, C4
We aimed to make our documentary more like a box-set to hook in younger viewers who rarely watch programmes on TV, says Dave Nath