All articles by Heather Fallon, Broadcast – Page 2
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NewsGrierson Trust investigating anti-Jewish racism incident at British Documentary Awards
Documentary organisation received several reports of anti-Jewish racism by an individual at its awards
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NewsSara Putt confirmed as next Bafta chair
Putt has served as deputy chair since June 2021, and had been lined up to succeed Majumdar since October last year.
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NewsRodrigo Reyes, Sean McAllister docs among 48 projects selected for Sheffield DocFest’s MeetMarket
Projects come from 34 different countries.
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NewsSister head Jane Featherstone predicts ‘reignition’ of TV distribution model
Sister co-chief executive predicts new opportunities as streamers tighten their belts
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News‘The Responder’, ‘This Is Going To Hurt’ lead 2023 Bafta TV nominations
Following closely behind, Bad Sisters, The Crown, The English and Slow Horses also received five nominations apiece.
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NewsParticipants wanted for UK study of sexual harassment in TV and film
The study will feature interviews with anyone who has worked in the film and television industry in the UK who has experienced sexual harassment, violence or misconduct at work since January 2018.
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FeaturesBafta production outfit Spun Gold on reinventing the film awards ceremony
Spun Gold’s Nick Bullen talks broadening the prestigious awards ceremony for new audiences.
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NewsFilm4, BBC and Amazon execs join board of the UK’s National Film and Television School
The Film4, BBC and Amazon Studios executives will help to shape skills strategy.
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NewsSheffield DocFest’s long-term council funding yet to be decided
Council approves one-year grant extension as interim measure.
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NewsAmazon Studios’ European Originals director Georgia Brown to step down
Brown joined the company five years ago in 2017.
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NewsParamount appoints international head
Pamela Kaufman promoted to top job following abrupt departure of Raffaele Annecchino.
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NewsBen Stephenson leaves Bad Robot to launch transatlantic drama label with ITV Studios
Former BBC drama boss leaves JJ Abram’s Bad Robot after seven years.
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NewsTime’s Up and Creative UK team to create bullying and harassment watchdog
The proposal has been backed by Bafta, BFI, Bectu and the Production Managers Association.
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NewsParamount+ unveils rollout plans for UK, South Korea and India
South Korea, Italy, Germany, France, Switzerland and Austria will also get the service this year.
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NewsIreland’s Greystones super-studio scores £250m investment
American investors Hackman Capital Partners and partner Square Mile Capital Management have backed the complex.
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