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PRODUCTION - SANCTUARY RECRUITS.
Sanctuary Post has hired four staff members this week. Simon O'Connor and Simon Kotowicz both join
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In production - Bed count is a winner at Carlton.
How many different beds have you slept in? That's the subject of 77 Beds, a short
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In production - C4 shows US lady serial killer.
Nick Broomfield's latest documentary follows the life of Aileen Wuornos, America's first female serial killer. The
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In production - BBC locates the body's visitors.
Body Snatchers is a gruesome three-part series made by the BBC exploring the relationship between man
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Production - Rough Cut - Jack is no master.
Gary McDonagh argues increasing requirements for production staff to multi-skill puts them at risk of being jacks-of-all-trades.
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PRODUCTION - A BLUFFER'S GUIDE TO: WHITE BALANCE.
A ritual that once took place before a shoot, new technology has nibbled away at setting
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Production - On Location - Doctor in the house.
Not a boyhood fan of the Doctor, Barry Ryan was on a learning curve as executive producer of UK Gold's Doctor Who @ 40 Weekend. But it didn't take him long to get the Timelord bug.
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Production - What TV can learn from computer games.
Fightbox and Time Commanders have brought the world of gaming to our TV screens. But, says Tim Child, to really get a glimpse of future convergence, blinkered TV execs should turn to the computer games industry.
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Production - On location - Blood, wet and tears.
The construction of a Roman villa was a fraught, much delayed project. Executive producer Roger James says history might just owe the team a debt of gratitude.
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BLAST! TO ANALYSE COMPATIBILITY ISSUES.
Blast! Films has been commissioned by BBC3 controller Stuart Murphy to make a factual entertainment series
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Dutch reformat Granada shows.
Former Granada controller of factual sales and acquisitions Malcolm Allsop, who recently joined Amsterdam-based TeVe Media
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FORMAT FOCUS: THE NEXT ACTION STAR.
Sixteen contestants are given acting classes, weapons training and dance classes in the hope of turning one of them into a big star, writes Michael Rosser.
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FORMATS & DEALS - PRIME SUSPECT HEADS FOR EASTERN EUROPE.
Granada International has made a hat-trick of new sales of hit Helen Mirren drama Prime Suspect
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FORMATS & DEALS - EC AWARDS CHATSWORTH CARTOON SUBSIDY.
The European Commission has granted television company Chatsworth a subsidy of more than£240,000 for a
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FORMATS & DEALS - US LOOKS TO BBC LIBRARY FOR JFK FOOTAGE.
BBC Library Sales has clinched several new licensing deals as broadcasters prepare to commemorate the 40th
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FORMATS & DEALS - ACTION TIME QUIZ SHOWS TO MIDDLE EAST.
Action Time has sold a number of quiz show formats to indies across Europe and the
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Interview - Hanging on at the top.
ITV chief executive designate Charles Allen is confident that top-rating drama, savings of£55m and a new multichannel strategy will spare him Michael Green's fate.
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Analysis - Profile - Frow's relocation, relocation.
Ben Frow has been responsible for commissioning some of Channel 4's most successful shows - but can he retain his Midas touch with a move to Five?
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Analysis - On The Box - Swapping that emotion.
Wife Swap and Pop Idol Extra are shows that buck the trend and provide their respective audiences with 'that rush of emotion', according to William van Rest.
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Analysis - Power to the people.
The BBC is creating a department of audience advocates who will represent the viewer in programme-making decisions. But Jessica Hodgson wonders whether there's more spin than substance behind the initiative.