Archive for September, 2010
Greenlit: Duchess of Malfi, More4
Duchess of Malfi (1×60′) – Documentary about a sold-out collaboration between the English National Opera and immersive theatre company Punchdrunk on The Duchess of Malfi, which was staged in a run down area of East London and scored by German composer and metal fan Torsten Rash. Channel: More4 Producer: DCD Media Source: C21
Greenlit: Mine Collapse Doc, Ch4 / PBS
Chilean Mine Documentary w/t (1×60′) – An as-yet unnamed documentary following the efforts to rescue 33 miners trapped in a Chilean mine. Channel: Ch4 / PBS Producer: Pioneer Productions TX: Late 2010 Source: Broadcast
In: Colin Nash, VP/Series Development, MTV
Colin Nash has been appointed VP/Series Development, West Coast at MTV, responsible for developing MTV generated ideas and looking after primetime programming and stripped shows. Source: Cynopsis
In: Shannon Fitzgerald, VP/Series Development, MTV
Shannon Fitzgerald has been appointed at VP/Series Development, East Coast for MTV, responsible for the development of reality programmes. Source: Cynopsis
Greenlit: Delphi – The Bellybutton of the Ancient World, BBC4
Delphi: The Bellybutton of the Ancient World (1×60′) – Dr Michael Scott explores the history of the oracle of Delphi. Channel: BBC 4 Producer: Tern Source: Broadcast
Greenlit: The Beauty of Diagrams, BBC4
The Beauty Of Diagrams (6 x 30′) – Documentary series in which mathematician Marcus du Sautoy explores the stories behind some of the most familiar scientific diagrams including Isaac Newton’s Colour Prisms and Leonardo De Vinci’s Vitruvian Man. Channel: BBC 4 Producer: Tern Source: Broadcast
Greenlit: Tools of Science, BBC4
Tools of Science (4×60′) - Documentary series exploring the tools and ethics that underpin the mechanics of modern science. Presented by Swedish academic superstar, Hans Rosling, The Joy Of Stats takes viewers on a fascinating journey into the world of statistics and their remarkable power to change our understanding of the world we live in. [...]
Greenlit: Dr Mosley’s Mind, BBC4
Dr Mosley’s Mind (3×60′) - Michael Mosley embarks on three immersive journeys to try to understand science’s last great frontier – the human mind. The mind is one of the most complex things in the universe, for centuries it was believed to be beyond the realms of scientific investigation. But in the last century, scientists [...]
Greenli: For Crying Out Loud, BBC4
For Crying Out Loud (1×60′) - For many people crying is part of life and a recent study revealed that people who cry are healthier. But is it something those who blub take for granted, and why do some people find shedding a tear so hard? Comedian Jo Brand can laugh, but she can’t cry. [...]
Employee Tracking
DirectLife has a personal fitness programme that monitors your daily activity via a monitor and uploads the information to a personal web page where you can track your goals and results. You can also sign up for the services of a fitness coach who will provide advice and encouragement. But what sets this apart from [...]
