Inside Track Page 6
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Just These Please on how they make their viral videos
Sketch group Just These, Please have clocked up millions of views online for their video sketches. Let's find out more about how they do what they do...
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This Country producers create Camden Productions
Stephen McCrum, the executive producer on This Country, and the sitcom's producer Simon Mayhew-Archer, have joined together to launch Camden Productions.
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My Comedy Career: Bilal Zafar
Bilal Zafar talks about the importance of sticking at something, how late payments for gigs are a problem, and how's been proactive in creating a new web series.
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Can you run a comedy campaign during lockdown - from Italy?
The whole comedy industry is currently working from home, but one publicist is more remote than most. Bex Colwell talks to BCG Pro about promoting major UK acts, from Sicily.
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Harry Venning: Dog turned lamppost
Harry Venning explains how he used to rip sitcoms apart in his job as a TV reviewer. However, when he brought Clare In The Community to Radio 4, he then realised what it was like to be on the other side of things.
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My Comedy Career: Richard David-Caine
Writer and performer Richard David-Caine talks about his career, and discusses how anxiety can impact on performers' confidence.
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Simon Nicholls introduces the new Online Master's Degree in Comedy Writing
Top TV and radio comedy producer Simon Nicholls has devised a new Master's course in comedy writing for Falmouth University. It's an online degree, so you can be based anywhere whilst you study. He explains more.
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Sophie Willan on what she learnt making her TV pilot
Sophie Willan talks to BCG Pro about what she learnt whilst making her sitcom pilot, Alma's Not Normal.
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Keep Smiling: In Support of Online Comedy
Comedy people can be important at times like these, too.
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Comedy club owners on the impact of coronavirus
We hear from Komedia, Just The Tonic and The Frog And Bucket comedy clubs about how the coronavirus lockdown is affecting their businesses, and what their predictions are for the future.
