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WINTER 2022 CONTENTS


08 IN POST & STORYBOARD Recent work from Halo, Milk, Framestore, Nexus, Company 3, Lupus Films and more


44 GENRE REPORT: DRAMA TV drama production has been experiencing massive growth in recent years, but is the bubble about to burst? Pippa Considine reports


36 THE BEAUTIFUL GAME Live sport is increasingly turning to cinematic cameras usually seen on a film set to add emotion and drama. But blending those shots with rest of the action is no easy feat. Michael Burns reports


70 ART OF CINEMATOGRAPHY Four leading cinematographers tell Michael Burns the secrets of their craft, and explain the techniques they used to create work like Your Honor, The Handmaid’s Tale, House of the Dragon and A Very British Scandal


144 ON THE FRONTLINE Shaping the story of an epic journey into the heart of the Ukraine invasion


60 THE SPYING GAME A look behind the scenes of new ITVX drama, A Spy Among Friends, starring Damian Lewis


56 SKILLS: DRAMATIC MOVES While TV drama production is still in the ascendant, sourcing the talent to make it is a major headache. Pippa Considine reports


WINNING WAYS SUPPLEMENT The winners of the 2022 Televisual Bulldog Awards reveal the inspiration behind the making of great television


WINTER 2022 | televisual.com SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT


66 DESIGN FOR LIFE Production design has been transformed by the use of digital tools and the rise of vfx. Now, with virtual production on the horizon, more change is on its way. Andy Stout reports


F1 FACILITIES 50 Post houses are still seeing unprecedented levels of business. But talent is hard to find and tough times in the wider economy lie ahead. Jon Creamer introduces Televisual’s 35th annual survey of the UK post sector


F15 PRODUCER POLL Which post houses do their producer clients rate most highly?


F18 PEER POLL Post houses vote for the rivals they admire the most?


TELEVISUAL BULLDOG AWARDS


Lifting the curtain on this year’s winners


CRAFTED BY VOICE OF THE


THE BEST Find out how they made it


INDUSTRY Hear from the professionals behind the top shows


A Televisual Publication Published and distributed with Winter 2022


T H E I N SP I R AT ION B E H IND G R E AT TE LE V I S I O N


F20 TECH TRENDS HDR and Dolby Atmos delivery is becoming standard with AI and virtual production on the march


78 SAY IT LOUD: AUDIO POST The results of a recent roundtable discussion from those in the know about the future facing the audio post world


F32 THE TOP FACILITIES Who’s up and who’s down in this year’s Facilities 50 survey?


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