Tim Fywell, tutor at the London Film School and director of the forthcoming Showtime TV series 'Masters of Sex", lays down three key elements for the best ways that directors and writers can work together:
With the recent announcement that Sir Ian McKellen is to play Sherlock Holmes, the greatest fictional detective of all time, we thought it would be interesting to compare Sherlocks through the ages on both big and small screen. A kind of battle for the Golden Deerstalker…
We recently attended BAFTA's Breakfast with the Daytime Commissioners, which proved Very Interesting Indeed.
Is it OK to gloat about working on a production? The crew of BBC Three's Sun, Sex and Suspicous parents got into hot water because of it.
Now the summer break is coming to an end, thoughts turn to high glitz as the international film festival season kicks in once again.
Set against a backdrop of fast-changing multi-media, second screen and interactive technology, it strikes us that the small screen is becoming more like feature film, with ever more stunning cinematography and A-list actors jostling to star in TV dramas.
Graduate Lucy Jane Gonzalez writes about her experiences of trying to get a job in the media.
The recent birth of the royal baby - did you spot any coverage at all? - has produced a plethora of vox pop interviews, with the world and his wife getting stuck into a subject that really has no teeth for debate.
Last week marked the release of the eighth Creative Skillset Employment Census of the creative media industries which showed the diversity of the current workforce.
The much-vaunted (and rightly so in our book) first in multi-platform film releasing recently took place, as Ben Wheatley's A Field in England opened on 5 July across cinemas, DVD, Film4 and VoD simultaneously.
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