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SPRING 2023 CONTENTS


O6 IN POST & STORYBOARD Recent work from Black Kite, DNEG, ETC, Framestore and more


64 STUDIOS: WATCH THIS SPACE Pippa Considine reports on the UK’s still growing studios market and finds a sector where confidence remains high


26 DREAMLAND Behind the scenes of Merman’s new Margate- based seaside comedy drama


22 THE POWER The long story of how Sister brought Prime Video’s sci fi thriller The Power to the screen


110 VISUALISING THE FUTURE Visualisation, the problem-solving pre-pro- duction stage is more crucial, and varied, than ever in modern film and TV production workflows. Michael Burns reports


38 THE VISION THING There’s strong demand among broadcasters across the board for docs driven by directing talent with a passionate point of view. Pippa Considine reports


77 POST: EASTERN PROMISE While the London post market still finds a home in Soho and Noho, a large part of the sector has found fresh hunting grounds in east London


104 ROUNDTABLE: POST TECH A roundtable discussion on how technology, including AI and machine learning, is trans- forming the business of post production


98 CLOUD BUSTING How the television and film industry is attempting to get a greener data footprint


92 SOUND LESSONS How the audio post sector is teaming with universities and colleges to create a sound future


138 A CUT ABOVE How the Oscar winning feature Everything, Everywhere, All at Once made the cut


51 THE TOP TEN CAMERAS Televisual’s annual list of the UK’s most hired pro cameras is now in its 17th year. Jon Creamer counts down the most in- demand models


44 GENRE REPORT: LIVE TV Live events are big audience draws, and the possibilities for engaging viewers further are endless. Pippa Considine reports


Commercials 30 Survey


C01 THE COMMERCIALS 30


Jon Creamer introduces Televisual’s exclusive annual survey of the best ad makers in the business


C07 BEST IN SHOW


The industry’s favourite directors, ads, agencies, post houses and more


C13 THE TOP 30


The top commercials houses in the UK and their thoughts on the year ahead.


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