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who created peaky blinders?
Steve Knight created peaky blinders. he grew up in Birmingham so he had experience of the area
is Steve Knight a successful producer?
yes, hes created other popular shows like Eastern Promies, Dirty Pretty Things and hummingbirds.
How do these shows show relation to Peaky Blinders?
it gives Steve Knight a track record of writing crime drama that focused on social issues and working class communities.
how did Steve Knights involvement help attract different things for peaky blinders?
his involvement helped to attract funding and partner companies.
who funded Peaky Blinders?
BBC 2 funded the series and commissioned Tiger Aspect to produce it
what company produced PB
Tiger Aspect and Caryn Mandabach
what conventions are in the production companies
both companies are independent although Tiger Aspect has years of experience producing television
who else did PB secure funding from?
They also secured some funding from the Yorkshire Screen fund on the bass they would be representing regional yorkshire
who is Caryn Mandabach
Caryn Mandabach (producer) was successful and had win awards for her previous work - gave them more trust and faith in the show
why was Tiger Aspect good for PB
tiger aspect had experience producing popular TV dramas about working class communities
why was it good to have the BBC involved?
the BBC is a PSB funded by license fees and not adverts
what does the fact that bbc is funded by license fees mean for the company?
means they can take mor risks with their content as they are not forced to target mass audiences
what is an example of something risky that the crime drama did?
filming a historical drama in a regional area of yorkshire might be considered quite risky
what do tv dramas offer in the bbc remit
tv dramas offer entertainment part of the psb remit which explains why the BBC would make a programme of this nature
who is the BBC regulated by?
Ofcom regulates the BBC and a report they did in 2018 suggested that the BBC needed to do more to represent regional areas and working class people
how did the bbc make pb life easier?
the bbc was moving all their offices up north and this made producing content in yorkshire easier
how will being on the bbc help the show seem better
being on bbc wil help give the series a feeling of quality
what was peaky blinders budget per episode because of the bbc
they had a budget of approximately $1.5million per episode
how did the show use actors to their advantage
some famous actors were cast to help market the show and engage audiences such as cillian murphy who was in dunkirk and helen mccrory who was in harry potter
where was most of the filming for the show done
funding from yorkshire screen fund meant some filming was done in places like leeds and liverpool
how did northern accents have an affect on the show?
global audiences struggled to understand some of the strong regional accents so cast were made to tone them down which was essential if they wanted to distribute the show in places like America
where was the show first released
the show was origonally broadcast on BBC 2 in the U.K and later moved to BBC
where else was it available?
the availability on BBC iplayer reflects the growing trend for TV on demand. it has also been available on netflix and prime helping reaching new audiences
how does PB fit with netflix
Netflix has made a commitment to “telling local stories to global audiences” so a show about rural northern britain fits
is BBC vertically or horizontally integrated
although the BBC is vertically integrated, they initially outsources global distribution to The Weinstein Company and Endemol
how did having these distribution companies help?
as two large powerful and experienced companies they distrubuted the show globally outside of britain
what made the BBC want to avoid working with Harvey Weinstein
after HW was discovered to have sexually assaulted serveral actresses (MeToo scandal) the BBC wanted to avoid association with him
how did they avoid working with Weinstein
the BBC encouraged Netflix to do a deal with the weinstein company to acquire the international distribution rights
is there any rumors about the show
rumors of a movie to extend the success of the show