All BBC3 articles – Page 24
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NewsBBC factual slate: highlights
Ed Balls, Louis Theroux, Robert Rinder and Mobeen Azhar land docs
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NewsNadiya to explore anxiety for BBC1
Raw TV doc spearheads mental health season that also includes Fiona Campbell’s BBC3 debut order
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NewsBBC3 to follow YouTube hate crime case
Alaska TV has secured access to Markus Meechan’s court case
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News2019 - the year ahead
Broadcast looks ahead to the key decisions, challenges and opportunities facing the biggest broadcasters in the coming year
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NewsBBC3 tackles sexual harassment
BBCS one-off aims to discover youngsters’ opinion of appropriate behaviour
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FeaturesShocks, flops and a female Doc
Broadcast looks back at a year when Big Brother bowed out and women took on some iconic roles
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NewsShane Allen to lead BBC's new talent hunt
Comedy controller will front special project next year
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NewsRace on for BBC3 controller
Dom Bird and Chris Sussman emerge as early frontrunners to replace Damian Kavanagh
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NewsFleabag gets French remake
Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s BBC3 comedy Fleabag is to be remade in France. Studiocanal’s in-house production unit and Banijay Studios France’s 6 x 30-minute series will be adapted by French actress/director Jeanne Herry for French channel Canal Plus, according to Variety. Call My Agent! star Camille Cottin will play ...
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Behind The ScenesEnterprice, BBC3
Writer Kayode Ewumi on why he doesn’t want his long-form BBC3 debut to be defined as a ‘black show’
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NewsBBC3 tracks West Ham women's managing director
Curious Films to follow Jack Sullivan’s first season in charge
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NewsCalls to boost BBC3’s profile
Sources call for more coherent presence on linear schedules to help reach youth audience
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NewsIndie Club demands Birmingham-based BBC3 boss
Locating Damian Kavanagh’s successor in the city would symbolically underline commitment to the ‘Big Shift’, lobbying group argues
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NewsDamian Kavanagh to lead Tiger Aspect
Peaky Blinders indie hires BBC3 controller as managing director
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Behind The ScenesBlindboy Undestroys The World: Housing, BBC3
Merging current affairs and comedy requires good old-fashioned journalism, says Charlie Mole