A natural talent

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British Broadcasting Corporation Ltd Natural History Unit (NHU) Head Keith Scholey is planning to commission more programmes dealing with conservation issues but wants to establish less expensive and innovative formats. He welcomes the arrangement with the Discovery Channel and sees it as a source of new money for the NHU. The NHU has been operational for 41 years. It is established as the world's best natural history production unit. Scholey has worked in the unit for since leaving university. From 1990 he was a producer before being appointed to his current role in 1998.

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Going by the book

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UK television networks and audiences are again enamored of high-cost, fanciful period drama known as "costume drama." It can take up to one million pounds sterling to produce multi-part 'classics' like Oliver Twist. Recent productions, ratings, and reactions from television industry leaders are discussed.

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The screen saver

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Despite limited funds, David Thompson has scored many critical successes in both cinema and TV as head of BBC films and single drama.

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