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Production - Crews take aim at novice producers.
Hiring a young, inexperienced producer may have its advantages, but for many crews and equipment hire firms, it marks the start of a disastrous or at least difficult relationship. Richard Dean finds out why.
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PRODUCTION - ALL SHOOK UP AT NAB.
Apple took the opportunity to announce Shake 3.5, its next step in shape-shifting special effects, among
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PRODUCTION - OUTPOST IN BBC DEAL.
Pinewood-based Outpost Facilities has been commissioned to do online and offline edits on the BBC's new
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Ratings - Football is bright spot in lost weekend for BBC.
6 Will and Grace Fri 21.00 2.67 12.38 1.16 9.43
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Production - Rough cut - Stop being sniffy.
Indies should see making programmes for daytime and regional TV as an opportunity to showcase their skills, writes Harry Bell.
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PRODUCTION - BOW TIE ORDERS HD.
Bow Tie Television last week commissioned the purchase of a second high definition OB truck owing
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In production - Church film touched up by Oasis.
Oasis Television has put the finishing touches on Spreading Her Wings, Shine Productions' 60-minute documentary on
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In production - Quinta designs Greek titles.
Quinta's Gus Henry has completed design on the titles and independent sequences for BBC2's Learning Zone.
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PRODUCTION - DISCREET SUPPORT.
Discreet editing and visual effects systems will support Apple's Final Cut Pro interchange format in upcoming
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Production - Hunting down Van Gogh.
ZCZ Films visited nine countries and 38 galleries in search of the real Vincent Van Gogh.
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PRODUCTION - OATEN JOINS GOLDEN.
Colin Oaten has left his role as producer at VTR, where he had been for nine
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Production - Hell and high water.
Director James Quinn and his crew survived lawlessness, bureaucracy, fanaticism and brain-spinning chaos to make God is Black, a film about the power of religion in Africa.
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Opinion - In my view - BBC2's mid-life crisis.
BBC2 should resist the temptation to celebrate our heritage and instead radically reinvent itself, writes Stuart Cosgrove.
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Production - P3 invests in Avid ProEncode.
P3 last week became the first UK post house to purchase Avid's Unity ProEncode product as
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Analysis - Profile - Venturing down new avenues.
Since clawing 4 Ventures back from heavy losses, Rob Woodward is determined to extend the C4 brand through commercial opportunities.
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Analysis - The next BBC governors?
Can the BBC's system of governance survive the Charter review or will Ofcom chief executive Stephen Carter and chairman David Currie soon become the new 'governors' of the corporation? Leigh Holmwood reports.
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Ratings analysis - Who's winning the ratings war?
With eight out of the top 10 highest rating shows, ITV is well ahead of the BBC in peaktime this year. And with Charter review focusing the corporation's attention on public service broadcasting and BBC1's drama output lagging behind ITV1's the BBC's opti
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On the box - Going the extra distance.
Bethan Corney is pleasantly surprised by the expert writing and stylish film-making of two documentaries that, in different ways, capture the power of the human spirit.
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Opinion - Give the governors a break.
With criticism of the BBC's form of governance scaling new heights, the corporation must stop blaming individuals and address its problems.
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Production - Thomson brings super slo-mo to HD cameras.
Manufacturer Thomson has developed a camera system that does super slo-mo in HD, writes Will Strauss at NAB.