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HighField AI announces global partner expansion

HighField AI, a specialist in agentic and multimodal automation for broadcast and media production, has announced the expansion of its global channel partner network, underscoring the company’s growth and commitment to providing local expertise and high-touch customer support. The newly appointed partners 0 CIS Group, Aski-da, Mediability, JBD, Telmaco, Vantec, SVC, BEM&E and Vision House […]

November 19, 2025

Action for Freelancers announces Taylor-Tovey as Project Director

Action for Freelancers (AfF), the pan industry collaboration to support freelancers within the UK television sector today announces the appointment of James Taylor-Tovey as its new Project Director, with immediate effect. He will steer the next phase of the project, which aims to enhance TV freelancers’ working practices and improve conditions. Taylor-Tovey is a freelancer, […]

November 19, 2025

Canada: Sphere Media, Zone 3 announce merger

Sphere Media, one of Canada’s leading television content creators and producers, and Quebec-based producer Zone 3, have announced their merger. Sphere Media’s programming includes Cardinal (Bell Media), 19-2 (Bell Media, SRC), Transplant (Bell Media, NBC), Sort of (CBC, HBO Max), Small Achievable Goals (CBC) and Wayward (Netflix). The company is also a co-shareholder with Bell […]

November 18, 2025

MediaCity’s new studio celebrates key Children in Need milestone

MediaCity, the UK’s centre of thriving creativity and future media, is celebrating the success of its landmark partnership with BBC Children in Need 2025, which saw the Content Studio at MediaCity serve as the new home for all behind-the-scenes digital production during this year’s broadcast. The collaboration marked a significant moment for the UK’s creative […]

November 18, 2025

AI-Media, AVE partner to power accessibility across Australia’s live events

AI-Media, a global player in AI-powered live captioning and accessibility solutions, has appointed Audio Visual Events (AVE) as its exclusive rental partner for the live events market in Australia. This strategic partnership combines AI-Media’s LEXI platform – a complete ecosystem of professional-grade hardware and SaaS solutions that deliver real-time, low-latency captioning and translation – with […]

November 18, 2025

Sky unveils clean power system for film and TV production

Sky has unveiled a new clean energy system for film and TV production. The system uses a hybrid hydrogen fuel cell and sodium battery solution to create a reliable, quieter and zero-emission mobile power source. Developed by Sky’s own engineers and production experts, the new unit can do everything a diesel generator can, but without […]

November 12, 2025By Nik Roseveare

Report: 32% film & TV industry experienced bullying in past year

The Film and TV Charity has published its latest Looking Glass ‘24 Deep Dive, focusing on Workplace bullying, harassment and discrimination in UK film, TV and cinema. With rates of bullying, harassment, and discrimination up to three times worse in the film and TV industry than in the wider working population, the report, which further […]

November 11, 2025

Whisper supports RunGP

The Whisper Group, the production company, has announced a partnership with RunGP, supporting the launch of the global running competition and movement. RunGP, powered by the Global Running League, is a professional, team-based running league — combining elite competition, team strategy, and mass participation on some of the world’s most iconic racetracks. Endorsed by multiple Olympic, […]

November 11, 2025

Tipping launches Longwave Studios

Industry veteran Danny Tipping has launched Longwave Studios, a new documentary production studio focusing on premium factual content driven by a passion for powerful storytelling and built on a proven track record in the unscripted sector. Longwave Studios has also announced a new true crime documentary The Bodies on the Bridge (2 x 60’ ) […]

November 5, 2025

Australia: Local production quota for streamers

New Australian rules require global streaming platforms with more than 1 million Australian subscribers to spend 10 per cent of their total Australian expenditure – or 7.5 per cent of their revenues – on local originals. Australia’s Labor government has long planned to bring in the quotas as part of its Revive cultural policy. Global […]

November 4, 2025