All Television articles – Page 17
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NewsLaKeith Stanfield to star in ‘The Changeling’ for Apple Studios, Annapurna
Megan Ellison among executive producers on “fairytale for grown-ups”.
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NewsBafta, BFI, Amazon back UK TV Freelance Charter
While not legally binding, the charter works on the principle of collective responsibility.
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NewsSeries Mania to honour HBO Max exec Christina Sulebakk in new women’s initiative
HBO Max EMEA general manager Sulebakk is overseeing the EMEA rollout of HBO Max.
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NewsTV has utterly failed disabled people, says ‘The Virtues’ writer Jack Thorne
Thorne was delivering the 46th MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival.
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NewsDisney+ unveils UK original series ‘Nautilus’
Disney+ is ramping up scripted commissioning in the UK.
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NewsUK’s House of Lords to scrutinise Channel 4 sale
The committee is led by Lord Gilbert of Panteg.
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NewsEndeavor Content boards sales on NZ social justice series, TIFF entry ‘The Panthers’
Social justice series to debut on TVNZ on August 15 ahead of TIFF screening next month.
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NewsAmazon Studios to shoot S2 of ‘The Lord Of The Rings’ series in UK
Pre-production will start in 2022 concurrent with final months of post on Season 1 in New Zealand.
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NewsSeries Mania TV festival unveils Forum Exclusives line-up
Seven out of the 21 titles are world premieres – a record high for the French festival
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NewsSee-Saw Films hires first creative director
Helen Gregory will report to joint managing directors Emile Sherman, Iain Canning.
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News‘The Crown’ and ‘The Mandalorian’ lead Emmy nominations field
HBO/HBO Max scored the most nominations among platforms, taking 130 to narrowly beat Netflix with 129.
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NewsNetflix and Shonda Rhimes plan features under expanded deal
The Bridgerton producer is also looking at gaming and virtual reality content.
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NewsLionsgate picks new president of domestic TV and digital distribution
Company says the move completes a restructure of its worldwide TV/digital distribution operation.
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NewsUK government proposes to sell Channel 4
Privatisation battle begins with publisher-broadcaster model under threat.
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FeaturesHow the pandemic has shaped the audience demand for TV drama
Producers and executives reveal current trends in form and content for scripted series development.
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News‘Game Of Thrones’ prequel ‘House Of The Dragon’ first to shoot on Warner Bros’ UK virtual stage
New facility will feature a wraparound virtual environment of more than 7,000ft2.
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FeaturesHow US drama series have reflected the virus crisis on screen
When Covid-19 struck, US showrunners were suddenly faced with the dilemma of whether or not to weave the pandemic into their storylines.
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FeaturesWhy the French TV drama boom is "just the beginning"
Long considered the poor relation to cinema in France, the country’s TV drama scene is sizzling as boundaries break down amid a content boom.
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FeaturesEmmys spotlight: ‘I May Destroy You’ star Paapa Essiedu on honouring Michaela Coel’s writing
The UK actor discusses the responsibility he felt starring in Coel’s groundbreaking series.
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FeaturesEmmys spotlight: How ‘It’s A Sin’ became Channel 4’s “most-binged” show ever
It’s A Sin overcame broadcaster pushback to offer a fresh – and uniquely British – take on the 1980s HIV and Aids crisis. Screen talks to creator Russell T Davies and executive producer Nicola Shindler