All Features articles – Page 39
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Best Sport Entertainment Programme: Today in Tokyo
‘Hugely entertaining and engaging for a broad audience. This was my gold medal winner’
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Best Sport Production of the Year: Extreme E
‘An incredible technical feat that represents the future of production and a better future for our planet’
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Best Sport Production of the Year (Quadrennial): The Paralympics
‘C4 and Whisper brought the emotion onto our TVs. They had a tough job on their hands but what a job they did’
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Best Esports Event of the Year: Six Mexico Major
‘This was an ambitious task, but the team pulled it off. The expert use of tech made this entry a standout winner’
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Best Sports Graphics for a Live Production: The Hundred: Avatars
‘It brought a new dimension to the game, and the app was perfect for younger audiences’
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Best Use of Fan Engagement: The Hundred: Avatars
‘They really matched the brand of The Hundred and what it was trying to achieve in terms of engaging a whole new fan base with the sport’
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Sports Documentary of the Year (Up to 60 minutes): Micah Richards: Tackling Racism
‘Brilliant access to Micah and his life dealing with racism in football. This film leaves a lasting impact’
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Sports Commercial of the Year: Tokyo 2020 - Let’s Go There
‘The film is incredibly creative, with brilliant attention to detail. It’s a joy to watch’
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NEP TV Sporting Moment of the Year: Tom Daley & Matty Lee’s gold-winning dive at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics
As voted for by Broadcast Sport readers rather than the industry panels that judged other categories
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Sports Documentary of the Year (Series): Formula 1: Drive to Survive
‘It has broken down the walls around an extremely insular sport and brought younger followers to F1’
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Behind The Scenes
Al 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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Comment
Black hosts shouldn’t be seen as ‘risks’
My Channel 4 series The Money Maker was a rare example of a black business expert on British TV, says Eric Collins
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Behind The Scenes
It Takes a Flood, ITV
With COP26 underway, the urgency of Docsville’s feature on flooding in Britain has never been clearer, says Dan Dewsbury
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Comment
Saving the planet is TV’s greatest task
Climate change is the big challenge of our future, so where are all the programmes reflecting its importance, asks Studio Silverback’s Colin Butfield
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The Broadcast Interview
How 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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Behind The Scenes
Behind the Scenes: Britain’s Hidden Homeless Kids, C4
Our Dispatches doc on childhood poverty could have been the impossible commission but a simple email changed everything, says Jezza Neumann
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Behind The Scenes
Charlene White: Empire’s Child, ITV
Our exploration of the presenter’s past for ITV took us everywhere from Devon to Jamaica, says Andy Mundy-Castle
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Behind The Scenes
Catching a Predator, BBC iPlayer
We wanted to make a film that was about the people who brought Reynhard Sinaga to justice, says director Liza Williams
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Behind The Scenes
COP26: In Your Hands
Filming our politically-charged climate change doc for Sky Kids and Sky News meant locating six young contributors on six continents
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Behind The Scenes
Wonders of the Celtic Deep
Making a blue-chip natural history series during Covid could have swept our production away but experienced and ingenuity got us through