All Freelancers articles – Page 32
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FeaturesMasterclass: Sound without limits
Paul Buller talks to three top engineers about the new loudness recommendations
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Features2013: A year of boom and bust
The Mill’s TV arm closed, but with Soho and Manchester facilities opening there were highs too
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CommentWomen in TV need action, not words
As the Women In Film and TV Awards prove, we’re making progress, says Shelley Fox
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NewsOlly Lambert among Rory Peck winners
Filmmaker Olly Lambert was among the winners at last night’s Rory Peck Awards for his Channel 4 doc Syria: Across the Lines.
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FeaturesNorthern Ireland: Derry
Indies in the city have grown in confidence under the spotlight of the UK City of Culture.
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NewsBullying rife in creative industries
More than half of workers in the UK’s media, arts and entertainment industries have been subjected to bullying and harassment in the workplace, a study has revealed.
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NewsDazed & Confused sets up online video strand
Publisher Dazed & Confused is kicking off a year-long online video strand, Visionaries, featuring content from the likes of actor and director James Franco, photographer Rankin and Warp Records.
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NewsSplash Media sinks into administration
Splash Media, the indie run by Strictly Come Dancing commissioner Jane Lush, has fallen into administration after failing to win enough commissions.
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CommentThe skills and experience shortage crisis
Mike Thornton on the need to take training back to basics
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NewsBBC puts talent to test over tax
The BBC is prepared to lose some of its key talent as it begins putting them through employment tests as part of a campaign to tighten up its tax arrangements.
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NewsSkillset injects £100k into training
TV freelancers are among those set to benefit from a £100,000 cash injection from Creative Skillset into industry training and development.
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NewsStamping out the bullying
Unacceptable behaviour at the BBC will no longer be tolerated, says Donna Taberer
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CommentSeek out training initiatives to keep pace with change
There are plenty of options for freelancers, says Anne Morrison
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NewsFast Train Scotland and Cymru line-ups revealed
BBC Academy and Creative Skillset have revealed more details about the Fast Train Scotland and Fast Train Cymru, which take place on 24 October and 7 November respectively.
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CommentRadio 4 needs northern lights
What’s good for TV must also be good for radio, says Philip Reevell
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NewsMajor changes at BBC Arabic
BBC Arabic underwent a structural overhaul this summer, but the corporation has refused to reveal whether the changes were the result of the widespread cultural tensions and complaints against the global news division that were revealed by broadcastnow.co.uk this week.
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NewsSkillset targets digital sector with £16m fund
Creative Skillset has launched a £16m fund to boost skills, training and development in the digital content sector.
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FeaturesSalford special: north-west focus
Production in the north-west is being redefined as the centre of gravity shifts away from London to Salford.
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NewsBroadcast TECH Young Talent Awards deadline approaches
The first Broadcast TECH Young Talent Awards will take place in November this year and nominations are only open until next Friday.
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FeaturesChange is in the air
TV’s move to the cloud will be driven by choice rather than forced from above, says Donna Mulvey-Jones.