Broadcast: Talking TV

Hoff The Record by broadcastnow.co.uk

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Jimmy Mulville and Jon Thoday visit Broadcast towers for a Talking TV special, where they discuss their mission to save BBC3.The Hat Trick and Avalon boss’ explain why the BBC is making a grave mistake in attempting to move BBC3 online, as the BBC Trust nears a decision on the youth channel’s future.

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Talking TV #46 - Part 1 by broadcastnow.co.uk

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Talking TV #46 -Part 3 by broadcastnow.co.uk

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The latest edition of Talking TV hears from BBC3 digital controller Damian Kavanagh on his plans for the channel online.Kavanagh talks to host Jake Kanter at Creative Week, where BBC director of television Danny Cohen also spoke about what future licence fee cuts will mean for content.Also on the show is Broadcast international editor Peter White and Faraz Osman, the director of Lemonade Money.They talk ITV’s UK indie land-grab, Broadcast’s Backing the BBC campaign and the corporation’s move into fixed-rig.Finally, there are reviews Channel 4's The Tribe and BBC At War on BBC2.

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On the latest Talking TV, Broadcast editor Chris Curtis explains why Broadcast has launched a campaign Backing the BBC and we go behind the scenes of Hoff The Record.Curtis joins host Jake Kanter and entertainment producer Steven D Wright to discuss the campaign and its 60 indie sector supporters.They also mull over the demise of Never Mind The Buzzcocks and Sky’s new commissioning and production hub in Milan. Also on the programme, UKTV commissioning editor Iain Coyle, and Me and You Productions execs Krish Majumdar and Richard Yee reveal all about Dave’s new comedy Hoff The Record.Finally, there are previews of ITV gadget format Big Box, Little Box and The John Bishop Show on BBC1.

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Host Jake Kanter is joined by Curve Media founder Camilla Lewis, entertainment producer Steven D Wright and Broadcast editor Chris Curtis.Together they discuss the Tories’ plans for TV, including the future of the BBC, and Netflix’s UK commissioning push.Also, there are previews of BBC1 drama Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell and Dave’s new cop comedy Undercover.

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Talking TV gets the inside track on Paul Abbott’s new drama No Offence and mulls over the race to run BBC Studios and the Channel 4 entertainment changes.Martin Carr, an executive producer at Abbott Vision, is in the studio to reveal what inspired No Offence and how the C4 cop drama was made in Manchester.Picking over the news with host Jake Kanter are Lemonade Money director Faraz Osman and Robin Parker, Broadcast’s features editor.On the agenda is the BBC Studios director job, BBC Worldwide’s indie investments, C4’s entertainment overhaul and Jonathan Ross’ ITV cookery panel show pilot.Finally, there are previews of BBC4’s slow TV experiment All Aboard! The Canal Trip and BBC3’s Murder In Successville.

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Talking TV invites award-winning filmmaker Vanessa Engle on to discuss her new BBC2 series Inside Harley Street, while on the news agenda is Katie Hopkins’ potential new TLC chat show.Engle takes us behind the scenes of the world of private medical care and reveals the details of her next project for BBC2 controller Kim Shillinglaw.In the news section, host Jake Kanter is joined by Broadcast web editor Alex Farber and entertainment producer Steven D Wright to discuss the political manifestos, a radical rethink of Sky Living and Hopkins.Finally, there are previews of Safe House and CBBC’s Matilda and the Ramsay Bunch.

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Peter White sits in for Jake Kanter, as this week we go global; we’ve spoken to Soren Sveistrup, the creator of everybody’s favourite Danish crime drama The Killing about his new production company. We also look ahead to Mip TV in Cannes, fly over to New York for Discovery’s glamorous upfronts event and cross the Atlantic with news of BBC drama boss Ben Stephenson’s forthcoming LA adventure. Also on the programme, we'll preview BBC3's big-budget drama Tatau and the return of The Island with Bear Grylls.

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