All Broadcast Magazine articles – Page 31
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FeaturesTackling the talent crunch
Systemic change is needed, but cross-industry collaboration & a wider talent pool can help ease the problem in the medium term
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Jo Enyori
Woodcut Media’s head of development on Prince, Yorkshire and David Hockney
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RatingsBBC1 surfaces a ratings whopper
World Productions’ submarine thriller Vigil is second only to its other 2021 ratings hit, Line Of Duty
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RatingsCleaner mops up 16-34 viewers
Sitcom beats debuts of King Gary and Ghosts for the demographic, while BBC1’s 9/11 doc is pick of the bunch
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FeaturesGlued to the Screen: A House Through Time
The effort, skill and expertise involved in making David Olusoga’s BBC2 series come over clearly in every episode, says Claire McArdle
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FeaturesThe power of the sports doc
A panel of leading sports producers discuss the growth of the genre, how it is evolving and what makes a successful film
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Behind The ScenesAl Murray: Why Do the Brits Win Every War?
Avalon’s Sky History show takes a humorous look at Britain’s involvement in historical conflicts
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FeaturesMipcom: back to business
A quieter market in Cannes doesn’t deter buyers from developing fruitful partnerships and striking content deals
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CommentComparable data will benefit the commercial broadcasters
A cross-media measurement service puts TV in a better position to compete for advertising with the online giants, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentDistinctive domestic content is key to our national identity
Streamers have brought more choice but the PSB model must be protected, says Peter Bazalgette
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The Broadcast InterviewJoel Wilson & Jamie Campbell turn UK drama up to Eleven
The Sex Education execs on how a Netflix greenlight transformed the fortunes of their production company
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FeaturesFocus Group: Is specialist factual in a healthy place?
Danny Horan, Caterina Turroni, Siobhan Sinnerton and Steve Evanson make their case
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CommentTime to stop undervaluing our production managers
They are the backbone of every show and their worth must be acknowledged and properly rewarded, says Lorraine Heggessey
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CommentTiming feels right for reset of freelancer relations
Unprecedented demand for crew sits uneasily with the relentless pressure of many productions
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FeaturesBBC rises to the eco challenge
Head of commissioning for science and natural history Jack Bootle aims to make the genre more environmentally friendly and avoid shows feeling ‘samey’
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The Broadcast InterviewHow Irvine Welsh & Dougray Scott created BritBox’s Crime
The team behind the police procedural on giving the genre a dark spin
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Sumi Connock
BBC Studios’ creative director of formats on Boyzone, military life and Vince Vaughn
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RatingsSky 1: rise and fall of a linear channel
As the multi-genre channel closes after three decades on air, Stephen Price looks back at its highs and lows
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RatingsSummer love shows signs of waning
Ghislaine Maxwell: Epstein’s Shadow achieves channel’s second best rating since launch