All Features articles – Page 258
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FeaturesElstree Studios
Elstree Studios managing director Roger Morris blames the dip in TV work on a “lack of decision-making and musical chairs” at the top of broadcasters including ITV and Channel 5.
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FeaturesStudios: Year in Review 2010
After a tough 2010, confidence is improving and studios capacity is being expanded in preparation for a better 2011.
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FeaturesHotcam: providing the HD factor
Three major shows took the leap into high-definition and tapeless production this year: EastEnders, Deal Or No Deal and The X Factor.
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FeaturesBBC Studios and Post Production
2010 has been the best year at BBC Studios and Post Production (S&PP) for a decade, claims chief executive Mark Thomas.
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FeaturesThe London Studios
The year got off to a slow start at The London Studios (TLS) but bookings have built up over 2010.
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FeaturesPinewood Shepperton Studios
Pinewood Shepperton Studios, the UK’s largest complex, blames a reduction in spend from broadcasters for a 6% fall in its TV revenues over the first half of the year
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FeaturesThe Royal Variety Performance
Create a brand that balances the heritage and tradition of the Royal Variety Performance while striking a chord with its modern content
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FeaturesGeorge Cross Heroes
Post HaloClient Dangerous FilmsBrief Full post on a four-part series presented by Lord Ashcroft about the soldiers and civilians who have received Britain and the Commonwealth’s highest gallantry award.How it was done Halo’s dubbing mixer Danny Finn was responsible for sound, while senior colourist Ross Baker did the HD grade ...
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FeaturesGekko Kezia 200-E
A colour-tunable hard source that is based on Gekko’s ‘kleer-colour’ LED multi-chip array
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FeaturesStaying ahead of the Games
From the XIX Commonwealth Games in Delhi to the European Tour golf, the big players dominated sports coverage in 2010, and that looks set to continue, says Adrian Pennington.
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FeaturesWhat Does the Future Hold? The Next Big Things
From 3D to tapeless workflow and internet-connected TV, the broadcast industry is going through a period of unprecedented technological innovation – but the key players are up for the challenge.
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FeaturesPower List: Talent
Two dames, some national treasures and a few newer faces provide a strong field in our list of the year’s most influential female talent.
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FeaturesPower List: Craft
Our craft category features women earning plaudits for their award winning work in areas such as casting, composing and costume design.
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FeaturesPower List: Writers
These 10 female writers have produced some of the most memorable film and TV scripts of the past year, wowing critics and audiences alike.
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FeaturesPower List: Executives
The decision-makers - the women who create careers, reverse companies’ fortunes and set the national viewing agenda - step into the spotlight.
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FeaturesWomen in film and TV: the Power List
Broadcast celebrates 50 of the top women in television and film with a special report on the best executives, producers, directors, writers, talent and craftswomen. We also have the winners of this year’s Women in Film and TV Awards, which this year celebrates its 21st anniversry.
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FeaturesPower List: Producers & Directors
With a string of hits between them, we profile 10 women working behind the scenes to bring some of the UK’s biggest film and TV successes to the screen.