In 2013 a lot happened on our television screens: Doctor Who dominated, Breaking Bad bowed out, and we were all encapsulated by a television show about people watching television shows. Here at The Knowledge we pick our favourite TV shows of the year.
These pop-up cinemas in incredible locations may just restore your faith in going to the movies.
As Nike release their umpteenth commercial, this time featuring Wayne Rooney playing golf with a football (as you do), we thought it would be the perfect opportunity to trawl through the archives and share with you our top five ads from the famous brand.
We all do it: watching a film and telling the person next to us, "I know where that is…" Well this week we thought we"d bring you a trio of grand country houses you might (or might not) recognise from the silver screen.
What do the following have in common: the world's longest running TV drama, the hub of high quality natural history filmmaking, and the home of Game of Thrones?
During Sunday's X Factor's break (24 November) we had Gary Barlow plugging his latest single, a bunch of meerkats promoting insurance company Compare the Market, who in turn were promoting Coronation Street. All in the SAME ad. Were my eyes deceiving me? No, apparently this did actually happen.
Here at The Knowledge we are always keeping an eye out for new markers and trends in the UK film and TV industry.
If talk of Christmas is already to starting to make your blood boil, then look away now. For the time has come for John Lewis and Marks & Spencer to battle it out in a bid to be crowned Best Xmas Ad of 2013. Last week we reported on the two long-awaited commercials from the retail giants and now, finally, they"re here, and they couldn"t be any different…
Every year there are two adverts that deserve a gala preview press screening (yes, really) and they are generally aired in the final months of the year. You might have guessed what I am talking about now - indeed, the Marks & Spencer and John Lewis Christmas ads.
Having worked on projects ranging from David Beckham's pants to Panasonic televisions and a film on the life of a ten dollar bill, editor and director Ben Unwin has gathered quite the experience. Here he shares a word of caution about one of the basic necessities in the industry: the back-up.
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