Andrew Evans

Companion film for the 7UP series. Cut on Resolve using Blackmagic Cloud and Lucidlink.

Two episodes of new Alice Roberts geology series on how geology and landscape have shaped communities and regional identities.
Exec: Theo Williams/ Dom Bowles

Stopping the Liquid Bomb Plot
The first use of Gen AI on ITV and in Current Affairs. Ground breaking AI Recon from concept to delivery of more than 200 shots.

Premiere.

As UK shoplifting hits a staggering high, this documentary focuses on the fightback.

Two episodes exploring beautiful and interesting gardens.
Exec: Claudia Riccio

Multiple effects shots. Avid, Premiere and Resolve. AI elements created in SDXL and Runway. Director Nick Cohen.

Fifty corporate podcasts using Elevenlabs AI and an AI video avatar. Premiere.

A Tale of Murder and Motherhood
3 part true crime series about a complex set of disappearances and murders, told through the eyes of the parents. Ep 2.
Exec: John Farrar

Multiple episodes of this 90 minute Kym Marsh and Richard Arnold led studio show.
Exec: Claudia Riccio

Monty tours the UK.
Exec: Alexandra Henderson

Multiple episodes in season 1 and season 2 of ID’s new true crime series investigating robberies and murders through the Real Time Crime Centres’ CCTV footage.
SP: Stephen Oxenham

Two episodes, including premiere, of series 2 of hit show about the strangest objects on Earth.
SP: Al Blane

Highest rating doc on ITV for more than a year 4.1m viewers.
Exec: Fatima Salaria

EP: Joanna Bartholomew

True crime drama doc about a serial killer. Remote editing.
EP: Nick Norman-Butler

Fast turnaround.
Exec: Stephen Green.

Feature length archive show.
Ratings hit. Remote editing.
EP: Mark Dolan

Feature length. Getting Episode 2 into shape and over the line. Remote editing. Ratings hit.
Exec: George Waldrum

A trip through the Italian Riviera. Remote editing.
SP: Clare Fisher

One of the team for the twentieth series – filmed in Wales, cut in London. The most watched programme of 2020.
SP: Stephen Yemoh

Fast turnaround as the crisis hit.
PM: Jenny Smith

CG heavy series on geological disasters waiting to happen.
Dir: Nick Tanner SP: Ian Hunt

Richard Hammond looks inside one of the world’s largest dams.

High budget CGI heavy history show which drains the Thames to discover some remarkable stories.
Dir: Sam Miller
Comm Ed: Simon Raikes

Series 8, Eps 7 & 16. Series 9, Eps 4 & 16.
One of the most popular programmes on the planet. Episode ‘Broken Bones’ was the highest rated hour of TV on Discovery in 2019.
Exec: James Bates
SP: Tim Dalby

Extremely tricky prime time show inside the Isle of Man Prison. 3 Million viewers. Eps 2 & 4 (Whippy & Ross).
Exec Prod: Steph Weatherill

Hollywood star Joseph Fiennes & his cousin Sir Ranulph Fiennes retrace his 1969 journey along the Egyptian Nile.
Finishing Editor & Editor Ep3.

Adventure show where Parker takes on the Klondike Trail (Season 1) and The Land of El Dorado (Season 2).
Most popular new unscripted US cable show of 2017 amongst men.
Exec Prod: James Bates
Series Prod: Simon Gilchrist/Peter Campion/Mark Carter

Seasons 1 & 3. Three episodes of this offshoot of the most popular show on Discovery.
Exec Prod: James Bates. Series Prod: Tim Dalby

Biography of the Duchess of Sussex.
Exec: Ian Russell

The story of the Nepal earthquake. Narrated by Jeremy Irons. Extensive use of UGC & archive. Fast turnaround offline & complex online delivered to different clients indifferent versions with different specs.
Prod: Dick Bower

Series 3, Ep 4 & 8.

Complex film on music & mafia in Romania.
“Extraordinary” The Times
“Absorbing & well worth watching” The Guardian
Dir: Liviu Tipurita
Winner: Best Arts & Culture at the Foreign Press Association Awards 2016

On location in Miami, Antwerp and Shanghai. Promos, sport highlights & features.
Prod: Laura Dixon

• Come Dine With Me
• Happy Campers
• The Instant Gardener

Inside Balham Surgery.
Fixed rig. Prod: Moby Longinotto

Fixed rig. Prod: Moby Longinotto

Episode One.

Recutting & reversioning for ARTE.
Dir: Patrick Forbes

Ep 2. With exclusive access to Bob’s joke books.

When predators attack humans both sides lose out. Prod: Gwyn Williams

Series on how & why the great cities of the world are built. Nice CGI. Helped fashion the format.
Nominated: Best Factual Series at Canadian Screen Awards

You can see them on London’s Oxford Street day in day out, young children begging. The footage (more than 100 hours) is like watching Oliver Twist for the 21st Century.

Series 4 & 5.

First two shows of this landmark engineering show that blows apart some of the world’s leading machines. Helped create the format.
Prod: Peter Gauvain

The only team with access to the dig using unseen footage.

Series 2 Ep 2&5. Prod: Peter Campion

“This film about Roma kids forced into thieving was as pacy as a thriller. It even had a car chase… Fabulous” The Guardian
Winner: Best Doc at Foreign Press Association Awards 2009
Winner: International Best Current Affairs Film at RTS Award 2010
Nominated: Best Current Affairs at BAFTA TV Awards 2010

Undercover at Birmingham Airport.
Nominated: Prix Europa

Following the lives of ordinary Americans. How have their lives been changed in Obama’s first year? 450 hrs of rushes.

Winner: Best Features at BANFF & RTS

Dir: Andy Wells

Shot on Sony F3, Ultraprimes & PIX 240. Conceived workflow & dealt with all aspects of post. Cast of hundreds. Dir: Liviu Tipuruta.

3 eps. Prod: Matt Margrett

HD. In 2009, the Taliban destroyed 10 girls’ schools in Northwest Pakistan. Maryam Bibi is risking her life to rebuild them. Inside Ain al-Hilweh, Lebanon’s largest refugee camp through the eyes of 5 children.

‘A poignant portrait of a contemporary crisis’ The Observer 
‘The report on the plight of America’s new homeless should be required viewing for Messrs Cameron and Clegg … this is chilling viewing.’
Time Out
‘Eye-opening film’ The Times

Is the oil beginning to run out?

“Beautifully Disturbing” shot on Red.
Selected for Short Film Corner Cannes.

David Ackerman

Incl: Immigration & Housing, Food Fraud, Barrymore Special.

Kuldip Dhadda

250 hrs of rushes!

Miranda Peters