All Features articles – Page 342
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Eureka! Arrange me a marriage
Betty’s Liz Warner reveals how she sold the concept of Arrange Me a Marriage to Roly Keating.
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How Sony deals with change
Nicola Brittain travelled to Madrid to hear how Sony’s international dealer network is responding to the massive changes in the broadcast technology market.
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Making sense of classics
A glut of recent period dramas suggests that commissioners believe that they are perennially popular, but what does it take to make a classic appeal to a modern audience?
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The pros and cons of HD
Are producers sure of the need to adopt HD? Adrian Pennington asks indies and manufacturers for their views
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Shooting in HD - reality TV
How producers are using high definition video for making reality television programmes.
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Behind The News: Interactive TV
As ITV unveils Rock Rivals and a number of channels heap their content onto social networking site Bebo, David Wood reports on the appeal of interactive shows.
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Interview: Roy Ackerman and Paul Sowerbutts
Since being snapped up by Zodiak last year, Diverse has become just that, setting up indies away from its factual base.
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Eureka! Escape from Luanda
Film-maker Phil Grabsky used music students to explore a country in flux
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Interview with Chris Tarrant
The TV veteran tells Broadcast how former employer Capital lost its way and why British TV is the best in the world.
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Regional Focus - Wales
There’s a lot more to the Welsh TV industry than Doctor Who. Steady investment from a variety of sources have made possible a rich variety of programmes, from extreme adventure series to kids animation
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Making a fashion statement
UKTV Style found a young and wealthy audience with its line-up of makeover programmes. Now it wants more channel-defining hits like The Clothes Show revival.
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Creative Review - 16 November 2007
Check out recently completed creative work including post production on a new series of The Mighty Boosh.
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Under the celeb radar, a doc that was remarkable
The following question posed at last week’s Sheffield Documentary Festival really annoyed the managing director of a well-known factual indie.
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CONTENT FOCUS: DISPATCHES LATE NIGHT & LIVE
Newly launched online show discusses the issues raised in Dispatches in greater depth.
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What’s up with docs?
Commissioners spent last weekend’s Sheffield Doc Festival trying to reassure film-makers that things are not as bad as they seem for the genre.
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Talking to the world
As one of the most highly regarded interviewers in global news, eyebrows were raised when Sir David Frost joined a fledgling news channel. But a year on Al Jazeera English is making waves and challenging the likes of the BBC and CNN.
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Serving up Square meals
Setting a sitcom in the heart of London made for a great backdrop - and free extras.
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Serving up Square meals
Setting a sitcom in the heart of London made for a great backdrop - and free extras.