Pippa Considine is a journalist at Televisual. She covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including the film industry, filmmaking, entertainment news, and digital art, with a keen focus on theater and celebrities. Pippa's work has been featured in Televisual.
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Pippa Considine's coverage primarily focuses on the local UK television, broadcasting, and media industry. Her articles often feature press releases and private sector announcements related to content creation, entertainment news, and publishing.
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Rewarding, a new six-part comedy series from Conker, commissioned by BBC Northern Ireland and the independent studio, US streamer and entertainment brand the Wonder Project, is now in production in Belfast.
BBC Daytime new six-part drama The Hairdresser Mysteries, is created by playwright and screenwriter Jim Cartwright (Road, The Rise and Fall of Little Voice) and produced by Mill Bay Media.
BBC documentary Hunting the Spycammers uncovers a dark online network in which footage filmed on hidden cameras in bedrooms, bathrooms, changing rooms and other private spaces is liked and shared. Hunting the Spycammers is a co-commission by >>>
Channel 4 is piloting a new play-at-home gameshow, Your Time Starts Now (w/t), devised and developed by Alex Horne, creator of Taskmaster and Andy Devonshire, Series Director on shows including The Apprentice, The Great British Bake Off and Taskmaster.
The FilmLight Colour Awards, in co-operation with ToruńCAMERIMAGE, has officially opened its sixth edition, calling for entries to celebrate the craft of colour grading. Entries are open to colourists working on any grading platform, with a final >>>
The National Film and Television School is partnering with Angels Costumes and Angel's new owners John Gore Studios, to help train the next generation of Costume Designers through the School’s new Costume Design for Film and Television MFA.
Amazon MGM Studios UK has put the new drama series Capital into development. Co-created and written by Guy Ritchie and Rob Williams; Ritchie will produce and direct. Vice Studios produces.
Banijay Group and RedBird IMI, the joint venture backed by RedBird Capital Partners and Abu Dhabi-based IMI media group, have completed of the merger of Banijay Entertainment and All3Media.
BBC documentary series Murder Trial will return later this year focussing on two new cases, the murder of groundsman Brian Low in Aberfeldy and the landmark case following the death of Kimberly Bruce from Dundee. As well >>>
ARRI is to sell its global rental activities in Europe, the United Kingdom, and North America to the operation’s management. The management buy-out is led by ARRI Rental’s existing UK-based leadership team of Dana Harrison, Russell Allen >>>
