Liz Roe

1 of 6 eps. In this special episode, Eva Longoria travels through France exploring the history of gastronomy’s Michelin-star rating system; visiting chefs and restaurants it has influenced and changed as they have sought to be recognised by the definitive guide to fine dining.
Edit Producer: Jenny Byrom

1 of 4 eps. Blending scientific exploration with curiosity and humour, Bradley investigates some of the greatest mysteries on Earth, starting with UFOs.
Director: Johnny Shipley

1 of 4 eps. Actor Richard E. Grant embarks on a Mediterranean adventure in search of the locations that inspired Homer’s epic.
Edit Producer: Mark Bates

1 of 3 eps. On the first leg of her 23-day expedition through the Southern Ocean, Julia explores the rare wildlife and delicate ecosystems of the Falkland Islands and encounters A23a, the world’s largest iceberg.
Director: Ross Haley

1 of 3 eps. Lorainne Kelly travels to Norway’s Lofoten Islands, discovering the people and history that have shaped it, before venturing further into the Arctic Circle on a quest for the spectacular Aurora Borealis.
Director: Ross Haley

Travel documentary comedy series following Eugene Levy as he travels to remarkable hotels around the world, and discovers the people, places and culture.
Edit Producers: Peter Standring/Billie Hussein/
Andrew Fitzpatrick

Style setting first episode that sees Bradly Walsh travel to Egypt to challenge the history and purpose of the pyramids (S1, Ep1).
Director: Johnny Shipley

Eva Longoria explores the unique region of Galicia and it’s outstanding produce and food culture (S1, Ep1).
Director: Jenny Dames

Queer Eye’s Antoni Porowski takes famous guests on an international journey into their past through food.
Edit Producers: Kate Dart/Christian Watt

Special return episode where Simon discovers what life is like for the local people of Cornwall during the harsh winter months.
Director: Ruth Meyer

Eva Longoria traverses across Mexico exploring one of the most popular, and arguably misunderstood, global cuisines, starting with Mexico City.
Director: Jenny Dames

Stanley Tucci visits the region of Calabria (S2, Ep2).
Edit Producer: Francesco Ficarra
Nominated individually for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Picture Editing with the series winning Outstanding Hosted Nonfiction Series for the third consecutive year.

Stanley Tucci visits the region of Piedmont in the Emmy-winning travel and food series (S2, Ep5).
Director: Gareth Johnson

Style setting first 4 episodes of first series celebrating the skills and craft of a team of professionals tasked with creating handmade pieces for people who do amazing things for others.
Edit Producer: Tony Dillamore

1 hour doc exploring the history and everyday life of the Tower of London.
Director: Freddie Martin

1 hour doc. Fred Sirieix joins food writer Rachel Khoo in Vienna, where she shares some of her favourite foods and restaurants.
Edit Producer: Rebecca Whyte

2 x 30 minute doc following five women as they explore each other’s lives and consider what it is to be a woman in Britain today.
Edit/Exec Producer: Tara Jang

1 hour doc following the biker chefs as they travel across northern England in search of the exciting entrepreneurs and ideas that are driving the new food scene.
Edit Producer: Niall Fraser

1 hour doc following drag collective ‘The Family Gorgeous’ as they embark on a national road trip and bring the joys of drag to the British public.
Edit/Series Producer: Claudia Webster

1 hour doc following Michael Portillo as he travels from Adelaide to Perth exploring the history and impact of the Indian Pacific Railway.
Edit Producer: Nicola Bungey

Story inserts for 3 x 1 hour programmes.
Edit Producer: Catherine Head

1 hour doc following eight British Jews as they explore what being Jewish means to them.
Series Producer/Director: Lucie Kon

1 hour doc exploring the concept and efficacy of adoption parties.
Director: Cat Green

2 x 1 hour doc following Bake Off winner Nadiya Hussain as she journeys through Bangladesh in search of her gastronomic roots.
Director: Martha Delap
Grierson Award nominated.

1 hour doc about a boy who was born with only 2 percent of a brain but now at age 4 continues to astound doctors with his development and progress.
Director: Kate Monaghan

Documentary short exploring the impact of rugby coaching on the townships of Cape Town.
Director: Roydon Turner

1 hour Bake-Off style competition between Britain’s best pastry chefs.
Series Editor: James Hedge

1 hour doc examining the rising numbers of unregistered and hidden homeless in Bristol.
Director: Martin Reed
RTS West winner – Best Documentary Programme.

1 hour doc exploring behind the scenes of the iconic London department store.
Series/Edit Producer: Mark Henderson

1 hour doc exploring how Princess Diana’s clothes tell the story of her life.
Director: Linda Brusasco

1 hour doc exploring the fantasy world of adult babies.
Director: Liz Allen

90 minute doc following the UK’s leading instrument makers as they transform junk to form an orchestra worthy of playing at the Proms.
Edit Producer: Linda Brusasco

BBC Cutting Edge film looking behind the scenes at Britain’s biggest provider of cosmetic surgery.
Director: Will Yapp

1 hour doc following the story of the first asteroid to be tracked in from outer space to it’s impact in the Sudanese desert.
Director: Matthew Huntley

1 hour doc examining it’s process of Muslim divorce and whether it’s religious laws should be recognized by the secular British legal system.
Director: Masood Khan

1 hour doc examining how the film caused global furore amongst religious groups. Interviews with the Pythons.
Director: Will Yapp

1 hour doc following a teenager from Leicester as he attempts to take on the world at arcade dancing.
Director: Linda Brusasco

4 x 30 minute doc following Michael Portillo as he travels the railways with George Bradshaw’s Victorian guidebook.
Series Producer: Fiona Caldwell

1 hour doc exploring the life of British-American professional bodybuilder Gayle Moher and her fans.
Director: Linda Brusasco

1 hour doc following women film makers in Zambia.
Director: Dave Eberts

1 hour doc following the singer recently our of rehab as she goes into the recording studio.
Director: Will Yapp

Animation short film.
Director: Ben Lock
BAFTA winner: Animation Short

16mm short film.
Director: Avie Luthra
BAFTA nominated

35mm short film based on a short story by Ethan Coen.
Director: Andrew Pulver
Winner: Kodak Best Short Film 2002

35mm feature film for American Independent.
Director: Mike Binder

Director: Avie Luthra

35mm feature film.
Editor: Nick Moore
Director: Roger Michell

35mm feature film.
Editor: Lesley Walker
Director: Doug McGrath

35mm feature film.
Editor: Peter Boyle
Director: Philip Kaufman

35mm feature film.
Editors: Peter Boyle/Pamela Power
Director: Jon Amiel

16mm feature film.
Editor: Tony Lawson
Director: Nic Roeg