Tagged with: Programmes
Posts (14)
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The technology behind BBC One’s Animals With Cameras
Dan Rees
Series Producer
Dan Rees on why BBC One’s Animals With Cameras is one of the most exciting projects he's have worked on in over 20 years of making factual television.
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Antiques Roadshow Holocaust Memorial
Jon Jacob
Editor, About the BBC Blog
On Sunday (15 January 2016) Antiques Roadshow has a special Holocaust Memorial episode. About the BBC Editor Jon Jacob spoke to Producer Julia Frost to find out more.
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All Together Now: The Great Orchestra Challenge - celebrating amateur music making
Jon Jacob
Editor, About the BBC Blog
Jon Jacob marvels at the achievement of BBC Four's series.
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Bringing the very best in gardening and horticulture to our viewers
Paolo Proto
Executive Producer, Gardeners' World
Paolo Proto, Executive Producer for Gardeners' World, blogs about exciting changes to come later in the year.
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BBC Daytime: Off-peak is on form
Dan McGolpin
Controller Daytime and Early Peak
Dan McGolpin highlights the successes of BBC's daytime shows and introduces some new programmes for the coming months. A version of this article originally appeared in Broadcast Magazine on Thursday 16 June, 2016.
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BBC Africa commemorates 40th Anniversary of Soweto Uprisings
Shamima Debar
BBC Communications
BBC Africa marked 40 years since the Soweto Uprisings in South Africa with a host of special programming on the BBC World Service
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Keeping BBC Daytime fresh
Dan McGolpin
Controller Daytime and Early Peak
Dan McGolpin, Controller Daytime and Early-Peak, highlights all the popular programmes that are keeping daytime viewers across BBC One and BBC Two watching.
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Blood and Gold: The Making of Spain with Simon Sebag Montefiore.
Marion Milne
Series Producer/Director
Series Producer/Director of Blood and Gold: The Making of Spain with Simon Sebag Montefiore, Marion Milne shares her experiences working on the new series for BBC Four.
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Sole Music: Meeting 'The Rock 'n' Roll Cobbler'
Gemma Cairney
Presenter, Radio 1
Gemma Cairney puts her best foot forward to meet legendary shoe designer Terry de Havilland, as part of BBC Four and 6music's Sound of Style season on th link between fashion and music.
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Radio 2: The home of musical theatre on the BBC
Lewis Carnie
Head of Radio 2
Head of Programming for Radio 2 shines a spotlight on the station's musical theatre output.
