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THE ART OF MORE

Sky enters realms of fantasy

Sky1’s adaptation of The Last Dragonslayer suggests the scripted market is swinging back towards TV movies and miniseries, as Crackle announces a follow-up to The Art of More.

THE ART OF MORE

C21 Awards highlight cream of the crop

This week we explore the benefits of winning industry plaudits and look at which titles came out on top at the C21 International Drama Awards. Elsewhere, there’s good news for The Art of More and Into the Badlands.

THE ART OF MORE

State-of-the-art TV

The creator and showrunner of Crackle’s first original drama, The Art of More, tell Michael Pickard why they think they’re working within a model that will become the future of television.

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US networks go easy with the axe

Why aren’t the US networks cancelling poorly performing scripted shows this season? We look at some of the possible explanations, as well as the pre-launch buzz surrounding Amazon’s epic new drama The Man In The High Castle and FX’s horror success.

THE ART OF MORE

Mipcom 2015: The peak of drama’s golden age?

Michael Pickard reflects on Mipcom 2015 and finds that while the huge supply of television drama shows no sign of abating, the business is getting much more complicated.

THE ART OF MORE

Drama in demand at Mipcom

At the conclusion of international content market Mipcom, Andy Fry reviews some of the week’s headline scripted deals.

THE ART OF MORE

Netflix senses second-season success

As well as confirming a second run of its sci-fi series Sense8, Netflix has this week announced a Brazilian original drama. Elsewhere, FX has confirmed a raft of new and returning shows, while ITV and The Weinstein Company have teamed up for Mafiya.

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