All Comment articles – Page 134
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CommentTelling stories that are not big, not fat, but real
Away from commercial pressures, we can dig a little deeper, says Caroline Diehl
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CommentDon’t get left behind by change
It’s time for experimentation, not complacency, says Pat Younge.
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CommentBafta’s hunt for Generation Next
Nurturing collaboration and creativity is vital, says BBC Academy director Anne Morrison.
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CommentBBC cleans up at Sonys
Does the public broadcaster’s dominance in radio matter asks Paul Robinson.
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CommentAuction Hero, BBC2
Dan Goldsack on getting to the heart of the charity sector for Silver River.
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CommentSaving BBC Television Centre
Roger Bunce says the impact of preserving the UK’s TV factory goes beyond nostalgia.
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CommentHunting for the Buddha
Icon Films producer/director Steven Clarke on taking multi-tasking to another level.
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CommentYou the Jury: The Fall
Broadcast’s industry review section You the Jury examines BBC2’s new crime drama The Fall.
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CommentLA Screenings: British hopes
In the second LA Screenings preview, Peter White looks at the chances of the seven UK adaptations at the Upfronts.
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CommentOnline TV is growing up fast
Even MPs can see the industry has changed forever, says Kate Bulkley.
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CommentWatch TV if you want to get on
Everything you need to know about the industry is right there on screen, says Steven D Wright.
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CommentPioneering spirit has made a success of MediaCityUK
BBC’s move north has been vindicated but challenges remain, says Peter Salmon.
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CommentKlein is a tough act to follow
Successor must fight BBC4’s corner with a budget cut of 30% says Lisa Campbell.
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CommentLA Screenings: Drama
Peter White assesses the crop of dramas most likely to be picked up by the US networks at this month’s Upfronts.
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CommentDiary of an AP: 12 hour days
AP Ollie Scarth tries to solve the mystery of TV’s long working hours.
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CommentYou the Jury: Strange Hill High
CBBC’s new animated series Strange Hill High falls under the spotlight of our industry reviewers.
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CommentFinding the next Jane Campion
Beth Cordingly on the importance of nurturing the the next generation of film-makers.
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CommentIs social TV a friend or foe?
Understanding the potential of the second screen is all in the mind, writes James Hier.
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CommentReality is today’s Shakespeare
Success of shows depends on a defined act structure, says John Yorke
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CommentWill ITV have the last laugh?
Broadcaster’s bold move in comedy is a risk worth taking says Broadcast editor Lisa Campbell.