All Features articles – Page 288
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FeaturesOut of the Gate
Radio drama producer Lucy Hannah has thrown her weight behind a web audio drama dominated by non-professional young talent.
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FeaturesSports: The best angle on the action
Technology for slow-motion is evolving fast. Adrian Pennington gets up to speed on a trend toward ever-increasing frame rates that is enhancing sports production at a breakneck pace
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FeaturesDragons’ Den
A new set of titles and programme stings for the popular business ideas series.
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FeaturesThe Street series 3
A range of effects shots including a bomb explosion for a scene, set in Afghanistan, that required actors to appear engulfed in a fireball.
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FeaturesFour Weddings
Fresh from producing The Apprentice Predictor, in which users guessed who would win each episode of the BBC1 show, Monterosa has partnered with Living for its latest project.
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FeaturesSurviving the Downturn
Last week, we revealed indies’ views of the broadcasters. Now in the concluding part of our exclusive survey, David Wood looks at how the downturn is hitting indies’ own businesses.
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FeaturesLaughter is Paramount
Viewers have seen the funny side of Comedy Central since it changed its name from Paramount Comedy earlier this year with its audience jumping by 50% year-on-year.
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FeaturesITV1 hits monthly low point
Wimbledon, failure to attract upmarket viewers and the hot weather have led to a decline in figures
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Surviving the downturn: Impact on indies’ businesses
Only 1% of respondents to the survey said their businesses had not been affected at all by the downturn.
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FeaturesMediaCityUK topping out
The view from the 19th floor of the 300ft tall Studio Block South Tower at MediaCityUK in Salford Quays.
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FeaturesJohn O'Sullivan Compact Media Group
John O’Sullivan has been with Compact since its inception in 1995 and for the past six years has been the CEO of Compact Media Group.
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Surviving the Downtown: Indies views of the broadcasters
There are no prizes for guessing that indies have been hardest hit by a double whammy of falling commissioning levels from broadcasters and lower budgets for shows they do get away.
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Surviving the Downturn: Indies on...
Indies on commissioners, terms of trade, the BBC and on-screen impact.