Features – Page 64
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Shocks, flops and a female Doc
Broadcast looks back at a year when Big Brother bowed out and women took on some iconic roles
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Behind The Scenes
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, ITV
New format points and a refreshed approach helped retool ITV’s classic format, says Fiona Clark
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Business of TV 2018
With PSBs rarely stumping up 100% of a show’s budget in today’s market, new investment vehicles are stepping into the gap
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Is tax relief still on the money?
The breaks have had a transformative effect on UK production, but with the SVoD platforms inflating the market, the system is under scrutiny
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Riding the short-form wave
With the three main social networks launching video platforms in the UK, opportunities abound for producers. But as ever, monetisation remains key
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Behind The Scenes
Out Of Their Skin, ITV
Balancing celebration of achievement and scrutiny of progress was essential when exploring the history of black English football, says Gabriel Clarke
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Enterprice, BBC3
Writer Kayode Ewumi on why he doesn’t want his long-form BBC3 debut to be defined as a ‘black show’
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Beat The Internet, Dave
It might surprise you that Vice Studios produced UKTV’s latest gameshow, says Dan Louw
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Inside The Foreign Office
“It’s not a PR job for the Foreign Office, but it’s not a hatchet job either. We examine how it all works without an agenda”
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Behind The Scenes
Alone At Home, Channel 4
Meredith Chambers describes the challenge of filming children trying to cope without their parents
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Inside No. 9 Live: staging a Halloween prank
Executive producer Adam Tandy lifts the lid on the delicate staging of BBC Studios’ elaborate hoax
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Behind The Scenes
Blindboy Undestroys The World: Housing, BBC3
Merging current affairs and comedy requires good old-fashioned journalism, says Charlie Mole
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Hitler’s Holocaust Railways With Chris Tarrant, C5
Finding the right testimony was key to retelling of these harrowing WWII stories, says Paul Kittel