Inside THE WAY: Michael Sheen’s dystopian drama that hits close to home
At a panel discussion in Port Talbot, first-time director Michael Sheen and other production members talk about the making of BBC drama The Way.
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DOCTOR WHO in Wales: 10 of the best moments
Buzz's in-house Whovian Billy Edwards finds a perfect 10 of delightful Welsh locations that've appeared on Doctor Who during its six decades.
Celebrating 60 years of DOCTOR WHO, and its Welsh connection
British telly treasure Doctor Who has been spooking kids for six decades now. Billy Edwards focuses on the show’s connection to Wales.
The rise (and rise) of Welsh film and TV
From S4C landing a major Netflix distribution deal to hit Channel 4 dramas, Rhiannon Farr surveys the recent past, present and looks to the future of Welsh film and TV.
“It could’ve been made in a hotel room” – Jesse Armstrong on SUCCESSION’s ending, kid’s TV origins & inside his writers’ room
Succession and Peep Show creator Jesse Armstrong - who was in Cardiff for the BBC Comedy Festival days before the former's ending - offered a bounty of BTS secrets.
Liverpool calling! It’s time to get EUROVISION-ready in Wales
Join the Eurovision party in Wales with House of Deviant, Tŷ Pawb, and Glory Stores. Learn about the UK's hosting history with our Euro-scholar Amy Wild, and get ready for this year's competition featuring Mae Muller.
The BBC’s history in Wales – a look-back at the last 100 years
To mark the opening of BBC 100 In Wales. allow Hannah Collins, Eve Davies and Josh Williams to whet your appetite with some historical insights and personal picks from the corporation's history.
Ambitious multimedia drama GALWAD offers a glimpse of Wales 30 years from now
Taking place in real-time, GALWAD looks at what would happen if the future tried to contact us, telling the story of 16-year-old Efa (Aisha-May Hunte) – who swaps with her 46-year-old self from 2052.
LORD OF THE RINGS: Tolkien & Wales
With a new Lord Of The Rings show out, Hannah Collins explores the connections between Tolkien and Wales that aren’t so obvious.
Valleywood: how Wales finally got its TV & film industry
The first wave of COVID ground virtually every UK industry to a halt, film and TV included. Despite this, two years on the sector in Wales has currently never been busier. How did this happen?