Features – Page 67
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FeaturesBest Drama Programme: Save Me
’An utterly gripping and authentic script combined with exceptional directing’
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FeaturesBest Popular Factual Programme: Portrait Artist Of The Year 2018
‘Portrait Artist Of The Year is a brilliant format that constantly refreshes and entertains’
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FeaturesBest Comedy Programme: In The Long Run
‘Warm, sentimental and a glimpse into a place and time rich with characters and issues I wanted to know about’
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FeaturesBest Short-Form Format: Eating With My Ex
‘Eating With My Ex exhibits the depth, maturity and sensitivity of a half-hour show in six minutes – it is pitch perfect’
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FeaturesBest Digital Support for a Programme: Celebrity Big Brother 2018: Bolder, Braver, Better
‘The show is using digital in a smart and savvy way to secure audience for the future’
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FeaturesBest Short-Form Comedy: Pls Like
‘A very entertaining, note-perfect portrayal of the YouTube world’
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FeaturesBest Content Partnership or AFP: Positive Energy
‘This was bold, innovative and brave programming with great outcomes all round’
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FeaturesBest Short-Form Documentary: Ambulance: Difficult Labour
‘It was a powerful and thought-provoking piece that had you gripped throughout’
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FeaturesBest Entertainment Programme: Love Island
‘Super-ambitious production schedule, genius casting and brilliant editing.’
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FeaturesFresh voices of British drama
The next generation of writing talent are beginning to break through with a raft of upcoming shows
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The Broadcast InterviewIsrael’s Rising Star of global content
Keshet International’s exec’s ambitions and plans to find a new UK home for the talent show axed by ITV before it aired
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Behind The ScenesBig Beasts: Last of the Giants, Sky 1
Never work with animals without a risk appraisal
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FeaturesBuilding an international sensation on the quiet
The stars of All 4/Netflix drama The End of the F***ing World reflect on its word-of-mouth rise
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FeaturesMPS preview: Simon Chinn on the doc 'explosion'
The Oscar-winning producer of Man on Wire talks Netflix, Whitney and the value of being truly transatlantic