If you want to be a TV Expert, you have to know and understand what's happening in the market you're promoting yourself to - ie the TV industry.
Here are my highlights from this week's issue of Broadcast magazine:
1) BBC2 drama The Fall won the 9pm slot with 3.3million viewers.
2) BBC
news chief vows to increase the number of female broadcasters.
3) Channel 4
has a new 6x60-minute series with Hollywood interior designer Martyn Lawrence
called Hollywood M, which is designed to 'inject some US glamour into British
Homes' and 'offer some much-needed La La Land sunshine.'
4) ITV has ordered a
revival of 'Through the Keyhole' with Keith Lemon poking around celebrity
homes.
5) Dr Christian Jessen is heading to Australia for 8x60 minutes of
Embarrassing Bodies Down Under.
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About Me
- Claire Richmond
- London, United Kingdom
- I grew up in Brazil and went to University in the States. I got my big break on the Big Breakfast in 1993 and went on to series produce Changing Rooms, Ready Steady Cook and Don’t Get Done Get Dom for BBC1. I developed, helped launch and headed up digital and mobile TV channels (London TV for Visit London and Today on 3 Live for 3 mobile) and produced shows ranging from Topless Darts to Fate & Fortune for L!VETV. In 2008 I set up www.findaTVexpert.com, an online database of experts for the media. After eight successful years I decided to close it and spent a year working in high end executive TV recruitment. I am now working part time at the Greene & Heaton literary agency and enjoying long weekends with my husband on our barge on the Thames.
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