All articles by Max Goldbart – Page 70
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NewsScreenSkills launches £200,000 mentoring pot
Training body kicks off funding round for schemes targeting staff and freelancers
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NewsBBC Sport preps for semi-lockdown
Contingency plan couples magazine formats with archive classics
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RatingsBBC4’s Shadows doc entertains 800,000
FRIDAY: Debut offering from Spun Gold joint venture Penny Lane becomes BBC4’s third-top-rated show of year so far
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NewsOliver Dowden letter reignites BBC bias row
Culture secretary complains to Tony Hall over Panorama’s latest investigation
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NewsBBC BAME commissioner alumnus promoted
Recent recruit Sreya Biswas takes on science and natural history
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RatingsReal Marigold draws with Beat the Chasers
THURSDAY: BBC1 and ITV go head-to-head as 4.8m board returning celebrity travel format, while C4’s Jimmy’s Farm attracts 1.5m
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NewsChannel 4 profiles conjoined twins
Barcroft meets Mexican-born siblings battling to stay in Trump’s US
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NewsFox to remake Celebrity Gogglebox
Rob Lowe and Meghan Trainor among names joining hour-long show
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NewsAlison Kirkham: factual can replace drama in medium-term
BBC exec says archive and testimonial-led docs can help plug the gaps
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NewsPact taskforce tackles insurance concerns
Fears start to emerge over inability to secure cover against Covid-19-related suspensions post-lockdown
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NewsKatz: C4 to operate ‘mixed economy’ of tariffs
Urges indies to pay freelancers fairly despite reduced budgets
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NewsSteptoe & Son-inspired bursary launched by BBC
Galton & Simpson comedy scheme will hand one writer £5,500
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NewsBBC considers quarantining drama casts and crew
Piers Wenger floats radical solution to restart production
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NewsSunset + Vine furloughs almost 80% of staff
Sports indie operating with 30 employees as live events shut down
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NewsNarrativia, Motive and Endeavor strike Terry Pratchett partnership
Big-budget adaptations of Discworld novels on the way
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NewsBBC greenlights 24 shows to ‘give kids a voice’
Three Arrows, Maverick and Blakeway North among indies making shows for young viewers in lockdown