A school for scandal

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David Moore, director of Company PicturesE new period drama Tom BrownEs School Days, explains how the adaptation of the classic novel by Thomas Hughes is relevant to the present day youngsters, especially in the light of the recent suspension of forty students from Bournemouth school for bullying one of the pupils. Moore discusses the meticulous research undertaken to capture the background setting and costumes. The drama is going to be broadcast on the 1st of January 2005, on ITV1.

Moore, David, Tom BrownEs School Days (Television program)

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Heading for a crash

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Producer Simon Finch and director Gabriel Range shed light on the filming of The Man Who Broke Britain, produced by Wall to Wall for BBC2. The drama is about OTC (over-the-counter) derivatives market - in which secret deals are made between big banks and corporations to create stability in the global markets; but this unregulated market which is largely based in London, is usually the base for triggering financial crisis worldwide.

Television dramas, The Man Who Broke Britain (Television program), Finch, Simon, Range, Gabriel

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Life at the sharp end

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Producer/director Jacob White shares his experiences of filming a drug addict and an alcoholic for an observational documentary on homelessness in UK, a part of BBC1 daytime series Britain's Streets of Poverty.

Britain's Streets of Poverty (Television program), White, Jacob

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