All Indies articles – Page 323
-
NewsTop Gear steers to BBC1
Charlotte Moore impressed with format’s performance among underserved audiences
-
-
NewsWhisper beefs up production team
Sarah Warnock joins from Sky Sports to help manage a big summer of sport
-
NewsStudio Ramsay strikes joint venture with Gino D’Acampo
Celebrity chef will front unscripted shows pitched at UK and US
-
NewsRanganathan signs first-look Sky Studios deal
Broadcaster cements ties with comedian’s indie Ranga Bee
-
-
NewsBafta crowns For Sama best documentary
C4 Aleppo doc takes home gong in a night clouded by diversity controversy
-
NewsThe Crown to end after fifth series
Peter Morgan calls earlier-than-expected halt to Netflix drama
-
-
NewsHey Tracey! to return to ITV2
Fremantle label Dr Pluto secures second series of its celebrity gameshow
-
![Kim Shillinglaw[1]](https://d11p0alxbet5ud.cloudfront.net/Pictures/100x67/2/4/5/1318245_kimshillinglaw1_228442.jpg)
-
NewsDisney+ will be ‘choosy’ about third-party unscripted shows
Pixar doc among trio of shows that join Blink Films’ chimp doc on streamer’s slate
-
CommentWe need to bring back the fun
Shows like The Masked Singer deliver much-needed joy in serious times, says Steven D Wright
-
NewsFirecrest Films signs first look deal with Banijay Rights
Inside the Murder Trial indie eyes international growth
-
NewsSister hires LA-based creative head
Kate Fenske joins Chernobyl indie from Universal Cable Productions
-
NewsFormer Twofour duo’s South Shore secures debut commission
BBC1 greenlights Freddie Flintoff doc
-
NewsC4, C5 and BBC3 execs set for CCC
Sinead Rocks, Ben Frow and Fiona Campbell among headline speakers for nations and regions-focused convention
-
NewsDerbyshire scores RTS journalism nod
Presenter of axed BBC2 show goes up against Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis and ITV News’ Tom Bradby
-
NewsUK-based international drama spend up 50%
Netflix’s Cursed and BBC3/Hulu’s Normal People amid high-end productions helping industry break £1bn barrier
-
CommentThe diversity dinosaurs will die
Fight may be long but economics ensure outdated views will become extinct, says Katy Brand