All Comment articles – Page 57
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CriticsMy Family, Partition And Me: India 1947; Super Small Animals
“This is what documentaries should be: history lessons with human faces.”
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CommentThe ethics of an indie marriage
Pragmatic partnerships gather pace but proper credit must be paid
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CommentDiscovery's catch to safeguard the future
Acquisition of Scripps is a nod towards TV’s changing reality, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentTV can play a big part in influencing social change
Our doc was entertaining, but also raised key issues, say Arwyn Evans and Clare Jones
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CommentTelevision can play a big part in influencing social change
Our doc was entertaining, but also raised key issues, say Arwyn Evans and Clare Jones
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CommentHow we can help generate a passion for distribution
Giving youngsters hands-on experience is the way to entice them, says Richard Halliwell
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CommentA catch to safeguard the future
Discovery’s acquisition of Scripps is a nod towards TV’s changing reality, says Kate Bulkley
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CriticsOld People's Home For Four-Year-Olds; In The Dark; Queers
“Only a terminal misery-guts could watch the whole hour without giving in to a big soppy smile”
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CriticsMan in an Orange Shirt; The Accused: An Inside Job?; Public Enemies: Jay-Z vs Kanye
“A bit like Brokeback Mountain with a stiff upper lip”
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CommentRegional TV has big part to play in broadcast landscape
Local programming is vital for the audience and to nurture new talent, says Jamie Conway
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CommentThe key to winning Songs Of Praise
Enhanced performance capture and the stories behind the music were crucial, says Emyr Afan
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CriticsWho Do You Think You Are?; I Shot my Parents; The Mash Report
“Balding was as engaging as ever and her delight was infectious.”
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CommentSkillset and ITF merger is a step in the wrong direction
Planned alliance may not serve the industry’s diverse training needs
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CommentCommercial PSBs must do more to support kids’ TV
Digital Economy Act has been a blessing, but the fight is not over yet
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CriticsThe Sweet Makers: A Tudor Treat; Red Rock; The Windsors; Sarah Payne: A Mother’s Story; Joanna Lumley’s India
“Just once, it would be good to see a history doc that doesn’t involve sniffles and tissues.”
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CommentWinter’s coming for commercial TV
Broadcasters face big battles as ad spend falls and digital platforms grow, says Kate Bulkley
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CommentUnpicking the talent pay bunfight
Revealing gender pay gap is clearest outcome of a flawed exercise
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CriticsWhen Football Banned Women; In The Dark; Addicted Parents: Last Chance to Keep My Children
“Clare Balding filled with Olympic fervour is a British treasure, pride of our sporting nation. Clare Balding steaming with indignation is another thing altogether, Boadicea on the boil.”
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CriticsGame of Thrones; Nadiya’s British Food Adventure; Normal for Norfolk
“This new mood of austerity was rather enjoyable, the seaminess coming from a script sprinkled with C-bombs and bitter rejoinders.”