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OFF THE RECORD - APING BIG BROTHER.
OTR can exclusively reveal that Alan Partridge's dire suggestion of monkey tennis looks less ludicrous than
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Production - Making art come to life.
Putting Beryl Cook's fat ladies on screen took Tiger Aspect five years, 200 people, seven writers and half a million drawings - all for two 30-minute animations - but it couldn't have been any other way, writes Sam Espensen.
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Production - Bluffers guide to ... Athens IBC.
The first venue of the 2004 Athens Olympics to be completed was the International Broadcasting Centre
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Ratings - The ghastly ghosts of Christmas TV presents.
.87 1.21 10.22 BBC2 20 17 Grumpy Old Men Thu
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Production - On location - Out of the comfort zone.
After a friend of his overcame alcoholism, documentary maker Leo Regan was inspired to make drama-doc Comfortably Numb, which explores life in a rehab centre.
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Production - Crews in demand for a year of sport.
While 2004 promises a plethora of sporting festivals for global audiences, Kevin Hilton asks how so many simultaneous events can be covered adequately.
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OFF THE RECORD - HARSH BUT FAIR?
OTR was rather disturbed to find that a young gentleman by the name of James O'Malley
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OFF THE RECORD - AND FINALLY.
Andrew O'Connor, joint managing director, Objective Productions, wants a channel dedicated to his favourite comedy showsWhat
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OFF THE RECORD - HIRSUTES YOU, SIR!
In what OTR can only assume is a bid to ingratiate himself with the boss, new
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In Production - Pepper adds spice to Clark diary.
Pepper has completed the grade on BBC4 adaptation The Alan Clark Diaries. Clark, hailed as a
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Production - Six battle for top post gong.
Six London-based broadcast facilities will battle it out for the prestigious best post-production house gong at
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In Production - Red and BBC team up for promo.
Red Post Production and BBC Broadcast have collaborated on a 40-second promo for UK History that
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In Production - BBC Bristol sends spies into wild.
A new BBC Bristol series, presented by Steve Leonard, makes use of the latest in spy
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Charter review - Dear Tessa.
not propped up by taxpayers' money, would collapse. It needs reorganising completely, with the board
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Production - Discovery renews LPC contract.
Discovery Networks Europe has given itself breathing space in the continuing saga over who should transmit
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PRODUCTION - CORRECTION.
In last week's story about the Maidstone Studios ('Maidstone puts£2m into studio') the producer of
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Interview - Making crime pay.
With quality US cop shows leading Five's slate of acquired drama, its managing editor and director of acquisitions, Jeff Ford, is hoping imports will not only attract viewers but also challenge their expectations.
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Production - Rough cut - Please, an end to history.
Cassian Harrison is rapidly tiring of CGI reconstructions of the past in which one man and his goat are made to represent mighty armies.
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Natpe - The last roll of the dice?
Consolidation has taken its toll on the American programme market but new Natpe chief Rick Feldman hopes this week's Las Vegas event will mark the start of a recovery led by new technology and platforms.