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Paul Weatherley

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Father, husband + @Broadcastnow journalist. Formerly of @msn and @bgov. Few thoughts on sport thrown in. All opinions are mine and mine alone.
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Disney+ orders more Alice and Steve

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By Paul Weatherley Verified
| The Knowledge Verified
Clerkenwell Films’ dark comedy Alice and Steve will return for a second outing. Starring Nicola Walker and Jemaine Clement as the titular characters, series one followed the fallout of when Alice discovers her best friend Steve is dating her 26-year-old daughter Izzy. As she begins an all-out attempt to end the relationship, Steve is ready for the attack, with the perfect friendship devolving into a bitter feud.
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Mediawan’s Elisabeth d’Arvieu, Curzon’s Philip Knatchbull to speak at Screen Summit 2026

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By Paul Weatherley Verified
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Elisabeth d’Arvieu, group chief content officer and CEO of Mediawan Pictures, and Philip Knatchbull, chairman and CEO of Curzon, are the latest senior executives to join the speaker lineup at the Screen Summit 2026: ‘Financing The Future of UK Film’. The third annual Screen Summit is taking place at the BFI Southbank on September 29. Tickets are on sale now. The Early Bird offer price of £245+VAT ends today, Friday, August 28.
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ScreenSkills and BBC report: digital content creators need more support to transition into film and TV

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By Paul Weatherley Verified
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More support is needed to enable digital content creators transition into film and TV and vice versa, according to research from ScreenSkills and the BBC. The co-published report highlights the growing convergence between the digital creator community and traditional screen sectors and emphasises the need for cross-sector input to support this. This includes upskilling for professionals in TV and film to shift into digital-first production.
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