All Features articles – Page 118
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Behind The Scenes
Growing Up Downs, BBC3
William Jessop follows the Blue Apple theatre company as it performs Hamlet
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Q&A: Michela Giorelli, Discovery
Discovery International’s vice-president, production and development reveals her wishlist for the channel
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Murray Boland & Danielle Lux, CPL
CPL’s bosses have a strong bond and an even stronger desire to make good TV.
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Masterclass: Sound without limits
Paul Buller talks to three top engineers about the new loudness recommendations
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The Broadcast Interview
John de Mol, Talpa Media
Broadcast heads to a former Dutch military base to hear about John de Mol’s plans to make a ‘more upscale Big Brother’
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Behind The Scenes
Suspects, C5
Semi-improvised dialogue and a documentary shooting style give C5’s police drama an edgy, contemporary feel
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Children's Emergency Rescue, BBC2
Ian Cundall discusses gaining the trust of doctors and patients
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Midsomer Murders, The Killings of Copenhagen
British murder drama meets Nordic noir in next month’s 100th-episode special
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Andrew Sheldon and Marc Allen, True North
Following True North’s best ever year, its key execs discuss building relationships in China
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Behind The Scenes
Children on the Frontline, C4
Chris Shaw on telling the real stories from the Syrian conflict
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Realscreen 2014: Hot picks
The projects most likely to get US execs reaching for their cheque books
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Realscreen 2014: the networks
What the networks at the Realscreen Summit in Washington will be looking for this year
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The Musketeers, BBC1
A convincing and gritty recreation of 17th century France - with not a blue tabard in sight
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What is 2014’s rising star?
Broadcast looks at the international shows that could take the world by storm this year
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Writing for TV: Getting a break
From film school to the BBC Writers’ Room, is enough being done to nurture the next generation
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Behind The Scenes
The Taste, C4
Nigella Lawson is back in the headlines, but this time for all the right reasons.
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The Great Train Robbery, BBC1
Turning back the clock to 1963 – and the moral ambiguity at the heart of this cops and robbers story
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The Broadcast Interview
Tom Davidson, A+E Networks
Following last month’s launch of Lifetime, the MD discusses finding the right content for the UK
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2013: A year of boom and bust
The Mill’s TV arm closed, but with Soho and Manchester facilities opening there were highs too