Sentence examples for factual format from inspiring English sources

Reassuringly, though, two other shows are now in the offing, one thought to be studio-based, the other a factual format.

Debuting in 2013, this entertaining factual format was envisaged as a cross between The Royle Family (fittingly, the sitcom's creators Craig Cash and Caroline Aherne narrate the series) and Harry Hill's TV Burp.

In its place are reality shows and factual formats – with the competition between those taking part providing the drama.

"When Wife Swap launched, it was a truly groundbreaking programme which heralded an era of new factual formats right across television.

We've also got lots of exciting new factual formats, including Michel Roux's Service, Sue And Giles Live The Good Life and James May's Man Lab.

Alison Kirkham, the BBC commissioning editor of factual formats and features on BBC1 and BBC2, said: "We're thrilled to have such experienced and knowledgeable talent joining the channels to add to the diverse lineup of presenters.

Why is it that we have the world beating a path to our door for entertainment and factual formats, and yet our drama still hasn't really broken through?" She said the impediment might be the economic model of broadcasting in the UK and the relative shortage of money for drama, compared with the US.

"Ten years on from Planet Earth, it feels like the perfect moment to bring our audience a series of such ambition, which will change the way we see the natural world," said Tom McDonald, head of commissioning, natural history and special factual formats at the BBC.

In the mornings we are seeking distinctive and often journalistic factual formats which can actively engage people between Breakfast and BBC News.

This signals major change for she was largely responsible for the "wall" of property, lifestyle, food and other light-factual formats.

And last week, AOL expanded the amount of content against which it can sell online ads even further with the news that it would be releasing 15 new original video programs, created in a factual, unscripted format that fits with the rest of AOL's newsy portfolio.