Real-Time Research Spotlights How “Silence Gap” On British TV Productions Costs Crew, Time & Money

EXCLUSIVE: Ian Katz grew visibly emotional last week when he acknowledged there is a “gap” between Channel 4 feeling it had “made the right decisions” and “a situation where you have contributors who have been through a show and feel very let down.”

The Channel 4 programs boss was facing questions from the press on the Married at First Sight UK (MAFS) scandal, which has dominated headlines for a fortnight now.

A recent report using real-time reaction data taken from British TV productions, exclusively shared with Deadline, spotlighted a similar gap for behind-the-camera crew.

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