All Broadcast articles in June 2024 – Page 18
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NewsFox chief forecasts ‘dynamic era of TV’ after streaming correction
Banff World Media Festival: Rob Wade touts return to ‘traditional’ structure of network, studio and distribution
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NewsKeshet UK set to lose chief operating officer
Christine Healy preparing to exit a year after taking up newly-created role
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VideoTrail: Paranormal, BBC3
Second series of the Twenty Twenty format sees Sian Eleri delves into otherworldly mysteries
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NewsFox inks production deal with Will Arnett
Lego Masters host and Snake Oil exec producer to develop unscripted and scripted ideas for US broadcaster
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FeaturesFirst look: Sherwood, BBC1
Selection of images from the second series of James Graham’s six-part crime drama. Produced by House Productions
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NewsC4 picks up Agatha Christie doc series
David Suchet will retrace crime writer’s footsteps around the world
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NewsBBC1 gets creative minds to tell their stories
In My Own Words will look inside the minds of leading cultural lights such as Billy Connolly
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NewsFramestore Company 3 names Lincoln Wallen group CTO
Wallen has previously been CTO of Dreamworks Animation
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NewsSophie Leonard and David Hodgkinson launch indie
Duo recruit Expectation’s Joe Fowler as head of development for Samphire Films
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NewsIn brief: BBC Aussie thriller acquistion; The Traitors adaptions; ITV unveils election line up
Australian mystery series High Country to land on iPlayer and BBC TV channels
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NewsAdobe clarifies Creative Cloud content won’t be used for AI training
Users had become worried after changes to the terms of service
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RatingsSeven-way election debate speaks to 3m
WEEKEND: BBC programme dominates Friday evening viewing but fails to match ITV leaders debate
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NewsQuest Films develops AI-drones for use in production
Drones can capture aerial views without need for an operator
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NewsC4 orders James Acaster quiz pilot
Tuesday’s Child Scotland and Interstellar behind non-TX pilot fronted by comedian
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CommentCamilla Lewis: When you hire female-led teams, the results speak for themselves
Women are often employed on docs tackling traditionally female subjects, but doing things differently can create powerful, exciting films on any topic
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NewsWBD diversity chief decries ‘disheartening’ DEI job losses
Banff World Media Festival: Asif Sadiq calls for consistency to achieve representative workforces
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NewsNBCU scripted studio chiefs call for ‘retooled’ pilot return
Erin Underhill and Beatrice Springborn speak at opening session of Banff World Media Festival
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