All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 15
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CommentFaraz Osman: Under-representation persists but there is cause for optimism
Younger generations are exploring their identity on their own terms and the way they support each other is inspiring
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FeaturesUkrainian producers come out fighting
War has devastated Ukraine but a group of production companies have come together to kickstart the country’s TV industry
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CommentFatima Salaria: Taking time out has given me a fresh perspective
The value of journalism and the challenges that women and people of colour face have been brought into focus, says Fatima Salaria
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Declan Lawn
The screenwriter/director and co-creator and writer of Blue Lights on Jack Charlton, hurling and a rough ride at Alton Towers
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FeaturesState of the Nation: The view from the post sector
The Post-Production: State of the Nation panel at MPTS brought together three execs from leading facilities to discuss the challenges they face
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CommentSchedules and familiar shows take us back to the future
Clear release patterns and even clearer programme concepts appear to be the order of the day
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RatingsGenre overview tables: February consolidated
Including top 10 entertainment, drama and comedy programmes
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RatingsC5 gets a lift from familiar faces
C5 is reaping the rewards of a betting heavily on travelogue and history docs since the demise of Big Brother
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RatingsDave’s road trip stays on track
World’s Most Dangerous Roads grows audience from launch, but Sky’s Funny Woman struggles to cut through
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RatingsC5 goes big on original drama
The Catch and Desperate Measures among four scripted titles airing in first seven weeks of the year
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RatingsThe Gold loses lustre after launch
BBC1 robbery drama drops 2 million from debut, while ITV’s The Masked Singer is the lowest yet
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RatingsDesign Masters off to best ever start
Launch is highest of the four series, while Redemption is ITV1’s best new weekly weekday drama of the year
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FeaturesContent Summit: What's the game plan with social media?
Three leading sports content makers on how they produce engaging films for social media platforms and the best way to hook the target audience
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Rob Butterfield
The head of Ricochet, Glasgow, on Cowboy Builders and finding a sex dungeon
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FeaturesThe regional SVoDS taking on the big guns of streaming
In a David vs Goliath scenario, regional streamers are going toe to toe with the giants of the industry and holding their own
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Behind The ScenesKidnapped – The Angel Lynn Story: The ethics of filming a story of abuse
Wonderhood Studios navigated a complex consent issue to bring the tragic story of a victim of coercive control to screen
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FeaturesN&R indies call for greater commissioning autonomy
While broadcasters’ nations and regions push is praised, decision-making is still seen as too Londoncentric
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CommentScott Bryan: Even in the streaming age, there’s plenty of life in live
The industry and the audience would both be worse off if the rise of streaming makes live shows a thing of the past
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FeaturesAnalysis: Grabbing a slice of online original content
With online platforms stepping back from ordering original content, what are the opportunities for indies working in the space?
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CommentMike Darcey: BBC is betting goodwill holds key to licence fee debate
Viewers struggling with the cost of living may decide not to pay the licence fee despite using a plethora of free services