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Revealed: BBC Boss Tim Davie Held Crunch Talks With Top Producers Over UK Scripted Funding Crisis
DeadlineStory by Jake Kanter
scrn logline
BBC chief Tim Davie holds emergency talks with top UK producers as scripted funding crisis rocks the industry
beat sheet
- Davie gathered some of the UK's most prominent drama and comedy producers to address the ongoing funding crunch
- With the BBC's budget tightening, insiders say the future of high-quality British scripted content hangs in the balance
call sheet
Tim Davie, Charlotte Moore, BBC