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(Fremantle) creative director Simon Dickson head of programmes Lorraine Charker-Phillips head of production Jo Taylor 2019 ranking - shows Five Guys A Week (Channel 4); Hospital (BBC2); Richard & Judy: Keep Reading and Carry On (Channel 4); Family Brain Games (BBC2)
“We’re feeling positive,” says Label 1 about the upcoming year. “We have a great team, we support each other through thick and thin and we make up for the things we’re less good at by working extremely hard.” The factual specialist says it’s been pleased to build a reputation for producing “a diverse range of successful popular programmes - a global hit dating format, a quiz, specialist factual like Monkman & Seagull, blue chip docs - and for being a good place to work.” Another highlight has been “getting a good balance in our
Five Guys a Week
development team, keeping them happy and challenged and putting them at the heart of our operations has been a highlight.
As was our output during lockdown. We continued to make programmes when other indies shut down.”
lion TV (All3Media) Mds Clare Poyser; Kate Little chief creative officer Richard Bradley chief creative officer Nick Caitliff 2019 ranking - shows Homes Under the Hammer; Mary Beard: Shock of the Nude; Horrible Histories, Step Up to the Plate
magic light mds Martin Pope, Michael Rose brand director Daryl Shute head of sales Muriel Thomas 2019 ranking 85 shows The Snail and the Whale (BBC1)
Mary Beard: Shock of the Nude
Best known for its 30-minute animated Christmas specials based on Julia Donaldson classics, Magic Light is now also making its first 52x7 pre school series. “This is a major new development and focus.” It says its CG animated projects switched to remote working fairly painlessly.
maverick (All3Media) ceo Simon Knight coo Sophy Walker creative director Hannah Brownhill 2019 ranking 96 shows 10 Years Younger in 10 Days (C5), Inside The Ritz Hotel (ITV), How to Look Good Naked (Really); Operation Ouch (CBBC)
mentorn (Tinopolis) md Celia Taylor director of programmes Tayte Simpson 2019 ranking 26 shows Traffic Cops (C5), Question Time (BBC1), Inside the Force (Channel 5), Corner Shop Cook Off (BBC)
Inside The Ritz Hotel
Mentorn says the outlook is “positive due to broadcasters ordering more eps of shows they know perform well.” It also points to “new relationships with Nat Geo and Discovery and SVODS that are bearing fruit.”
nutopia ceo Jane Root md Carl Griffin coo Helena Tait head of prod Caroline McCool 2019 ranking 24 shows Last Czars (Netflix), Babies (Netflix), Jihadi John (HBO/C4), The World According to Jeff Goldblum (Disney+)
Nutopia has made major inroads into orders from the big SVODs and says its “main revenue will continue to come from creation of premium TV content for, primarily, US streaming and cable net clients, often with celebrity hosts.”
off the fence (ZDF Enterprises) md Allison Bean ceo Ellen Windemuth, Ralf Rueckauer creative dir Andrew Zikking head of prod Karen Meehan 2019 ranking 48 shows Murdered By My Husband (C+I UK),Turkey’s Hidden Gems (Nat Geo)
oftv creative dir Nick Kent head of prod Annie Lee EP Patrick Forbes head of film Mark Bentley 2019 ranking - shows The Princess Royal at 70 (ITV), Men at the Barre (BBC4), Hilary Mantel, Return to Wolf Hall (BBC2)
Murdered By My Husband Autumn 2020 P34
Along with many fellow indies, OFTV says “continuing to film and survive through the COVID crisis” was in itself a highlight. It says the outlook is “likely to be tough” but it is “confident we have a solid longer term outlook.”
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objective media group (All3media) ceo Layla Smith director of prod Roz Pound comm director Holly Pye 2019 ranking 36 shows Feel Good (C4, Netflix), Flirty Dancing (C4), Saving Our Nurses (BBC1), The Undateables (C4)
Flirty Dancing
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