All Comment articles – Page 11
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Scott Bryan: This year’s Edinburgh was fascinating, but not for the reasons you’d expect
Nobody seems to have the answers, Broadcast’s columnist concludes from a surprisingly downbeat TV Festival
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Fatima Salaria: Who are we to judge the choices that people make?
Whatever the reason for women stepping away from the industry, we need to do more to help them return to work
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Alex Connock: AI isn’t going to replace the human touch any time soon
The technology has upsides and downsides, but human insight and sensibility cannot be easily replicated
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Ash Atalla: Bad behaviour isn’t justified – no matter who you are
It’s time the industry held ‘stars’ to account – and acknowledged that everyone involved in a production has ‘talent’
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Is the sector nurturing the next generation of creative leaders?
Experience has been key to dealing with industry challenges, but should we be bedding in execs’ successors?
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My Top Tips for using AI-based VFX tools
Social media influencer Brandon Baum, founder and CEO of StudioB, explains how he uses a range of AI tools in his VFX work
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Diamond Data 6th Cut: why have we not made better progress?
The results are in and frankly they could be better, says Mel Rodrigues
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Insensitive true crime titles risk undermining important filmmaking
As channels rush to attract audiences with provocative titles, grieving families can be left feeling traumatised and powerless
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Accommodations for neurodiverse staff can benefit the whole industry
Runner Hassaan Mohammad reflects on how his experiences show that a little flexibility can go a long way
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Scott Bryan: There’s nothing wrong with a relaxed take on copyright
Stopping viewers from sharing footage on social media risks losing the buzz created by great TV moments
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Mike Darcey: The industry must not repeat the mistakes of newspapers
Broadcasters and streamers need to face up to the fact that the problems they face may be structural rather than cyclical
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Hot Shots continue to raise the bar
‘This year’s cohort are not just brilliant at their jobs, they are also people who have made a difference’
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The Rosie Jones doc: Why I advised Channel 4 to go with that title
Channel 4 disability consultant Ally Castle explains the thinking behind the controversial name
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What’s in a name? Provocative titles in the spotlight
Broadcasters are attempting to balance the need to stand out with the possibility of upsetting contributors or the public, says Chris Curtis
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Only eyewitness journalism can solve the case of Schrödinger’s War
The necessity of on-the-ground reporting has never been more apparent, argues Sky News chief Jonathan Levy
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Creating a state-of-the-art shark lab in CG
Arrow Media’s Nick Metcalfe goes behind-the-scenes during the making of When Sharks Attack 360
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Action and accessibility hold key to Blindspot appeal
Director Jordan Hogg on how simple questions made producing the Clapperboard/Channel 5’s drama a better experience
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Kate Bulkley: Broadcasters need to be smart to hook Gen Z viewers
The challenge is not only to come up with relevant content, but to find new ways to ensure it reaches the target audience
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Andy Waters: Pushing boundaries is vital – especially in tough times
Embracing tech such as virtual production can help navigate challenging periods in a sustainable way, says the Dock 10 head of studios
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Roy Ackerman: My top 10 tips for navigating an industry reset
Turmoil in the streaming business is striking fear into factual producers, but we will come out the other side