Roll the credits for the titles

Article Abstract:

The title sequence must hit the mood of the programme or series exactly. Titles and the connected branding can be very powerful. Great title sequences may or may not make a show great, and the basic principle holds that the less interference with the designer, the greater will be the quality of the title sequence.

Marketing procedures, Marketing, Television programs, Company marketing practices

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Finding good in men

Article Abstract:

The producer of Bravo's All About Men recounts the unforeseen events that can disrupt shooting, especially when it concerns a top footballer and suddenly famous TV star presenter. The 15 half hour episodes make up a compelling magazine show that appeals to men who want to look and feel good.

Personal narratives, Television producers and directors, Television producers (Persons), All About Men (Television program)

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