All Indies articles – Page 87
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STV’s Bridge of Lies scores bumper US version
Game Show Network orders around 100 episodes of BBC daytime quiz
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Rosie Jones sitcom leads C4 slate
Comedy recommissions sit alongside Candour TV abusive relationship doc
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Debate rages about paying for documentary access
Accusations of cheque book journalism countered by idea that someone’s story is their IP
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Industry veterans warn of middle-class TV takeover
Senior figures speak out at Edinburgh TV Festival session on ‘snobbery’
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Roundtable: Distributors make their case for building relationships with indies
Our panel bust some myths and highlight the important role they can play
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Risky programming is under threat, warns Louis Theroux
‘We need television that is confrontational, surprising, and upsetting.’
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Small indies fear swift closure, commissioners told
Commissioners insist they are listening to production companies
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BBC told reboots are robbing smaller indies
Unscripted boss Kate Phillips defends commissions of Gladiators and Survivor
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C4 to recreate real murder trial in TV first
Programme asks ’profound questions about the justice system’
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Broadcaster challenges and freelancer crisis in the spotlight
Opening debate at Edinburgh grapples with major issues
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TAP unveils access commitments by studios
Jack Thorne, Ally Castle and Tanya Motie reveal new arrangements, and funding commitments by broadcasters
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C4 unpacks paedophile hoax at Hampstead school
Story Films behind 90-minute single about events in 2014 and fight for justice
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More 4 travelogue reunites Ricky Tomlinson and Sue Johnston
Pair to front series from Nine Lives Media and LA Productions
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Irvine Welsh reveals ambition for Crime second run
Writer and creator says ITVX police drama will be elevated to more ’HBO-type’ show
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C4 offers business support to N&R indies
4Skills Business Boost aimed at current smaller suppliers
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Screen Scotland hails ‘phenomenal’ production sector growth
Research shows spend in Scotland up to over £600m
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Mindhouse preps true crime feature for Sky Documentaries
Louis Theroux indie explores controversial case of Anna Stubblefield and Derrick Johnson
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Greenlight slowdown: ‘It feels pretty horrendous out there’
The TV ad market has crashed, the licence fee is frozen, inflation is rampant and streamers have slashed their spending. Five people offer an anonymous snapshot of their experiences