TX Channel 4. Thursday 6th September 2018, 9pm.

Executive Producers: Spencer Kelly, Kate Collier

Producer/Director: Chris Taylor

Editor: Graham Cox

Line Producer: Victoria Thomas

Senior Producer: Annie Tetchner

Producer: Mahi Iftikhar

Ever wondered what your loved ones get up to when you’re not around? In this extraordinary experiment, The Kirks from Essex get a chance to find out. For one week, the family will see into every corner of each other’s lives, every social media post and text message laid bare. Cameras will track their every move, and – using cutting-edge smartphones – they’ll be able to watch each other 24/7.

TX Channel 4. Sunday 22nd July 2018, 10:10pm.

Producer/Director: Vic Silver

Executive Producer: Zac Beattie

Producer: Hannah Keep

Film Editor: Johnny Wagener

Camera: Brent Gundesen

Additional Producer: Jemma Gander

Senior Development Producer: Liz Collier

Production Manager: Jackie McKinney-Dyer

Bryony Kimmings is a bold, sweary, performance artist, who’s best known work is a song about vaginas. Launching a new strand where artists immerse themselves in unlikely and fascinating places, this film sees Bryony take up residency in one of Britain’s busiest sexual health clinics, where 2000 people are treated each week. She fearlessly asks patients to open up about the most intimate details of their sex and love lives, follows them home and creates extraordinary performances for them. She makes a radical dating guide for newly-single Trevor, a musical performance about sexual confidence for carefree millennial, Salome, and helps two sex-workers, Jodi and Tina, lead a party-parade through a city where sex is often easier to find than love.

TX 9.00pm, Thursday 21st June, 5th July & 12th July

Executive Producer – Ninder Billing

Series Director – Sam Eastall

Camera – Luke Menges & Brendan Easton

Producer – Kristin Hadland

Editor – Esther Gimenez

Line Producer – Jackie McKinney-Dyer

With exclusive access to the police’s own evidence, Police Tapes goes behind the scenes of complex and high profile murder investigations. On the shoulder of the detectives who led the case, each episode tracks the remarkable twists and turns of the investigation, to reveal what was happening behind the headlines and the extraordinary measures that detectives use in the interview room, and on the ground. Susanna Reid meets the families who look to the police to discover how and why their loved ones died, and the detectives at the heart of the investigation, tasked with uncovering the truth.

TX Channel 4. Weekly from Monday 21st May 2018.

Executive Producers : Simon Ford & Jessie Versluys

Series Director : Graeme McAulay

Series Producer : Amber Ronowicz

Line Producer: Georgie Emary

24 Hours in Police Custody, the BAFTA nominated series, which follows Bedfordshire Police’s detective work, round-the-clock, is returning to Channel 4 with a special feature length first episode.

“Body in the Grass” is the first of eight very different real life crime stories, taking the viewer into the heart of live police investigations. Each case is followed in forensic detail as the officers race against time to disentangle the evidence and build a case which they then put to their suspects in interview.

Cameras follow in intimate detail the twists and turns of a case which is disturbing and psychologically challenging.

This is real life crime drama at its most intense.

TX Channel 4. Weekly from Wednesday 16th May 2018

Series Producers - Sophie Jones and Michael Tuft

Series Editor - Lucie Duxbury

Executive Producers - Spencer Kelly and Emma Tutty

Line Producer - Melissa Hameed

24 Hours in A&E returns with a new series capturing dramatic and emotional stories of love, life and loss on the frontline of the NHS.

TX Channel 4. Weekly from Monday 19th February 2018

Executive Producers : Simon Ford & Jessie Versluys 

Series Director : Graeme McAulay

Series Producer : Amber Ronowicz 

Line Producer: Georgie Emary

24 Hours in Police Custody returns to Luton Police Station with compelling stories of attempted murder and human trafficking. With 24 hours to find the evidence to release or charge, we follow detectives as they interrogate their suspects and piece together a case. 

TX Channel 4. Weekly from Tuesday 2nd January 2018

Series Producers - Sophie Jones and Michael Tuft

Series Editor - Lucie Duxbury

Executive Producers - Spencer Kelly and Emma Tutty

Line Producer - Melissa Hameed

24 Hours in A&E returns with a new series capturing dramatic and emotional stories of love, life and loss on the frontline of the NHS. 

TX 9.00pm, Thursday 9th November.

Channel: ITV1

Editor and Series Director: Sam Eastall

Camera: Luke Menges

Series Producer: Liz Collier

Producer: Laura Vaughan

Line Producer: Jackie McKinney-Dyer

Executive Producer: Ninder Billing

Presented by Susanna Reid

Featuring incredible video footage revealing for the first time how detectives used strategy and skill to catch the killers of Becky Watts.

TX 10:50pm, Thursday 2nd November.

Channel: C4

Film and Directed by: Jonathan Taylor

Film Editors: Jake Martin, James Dowd, Tom Dixon-Spain

Executive Producers: Emma Tutty, Kate Collier

Senior Producer: Liz Collier

Producer: Sophie Mohammed

Production Managers: Anthony Wise, Janine Melton

This intimate documentary follows cancer patients who are undergoing cutting-edge immunotherapy treatment, which boosts the body's natural defences to fight cancer, without debilitating side effects

My Week As A Muslim 

TX Date: Monday 23rd October 2017

Channel: C4

Time: 21:00

Execs: Fozia Khan, Jenny Midl & Magnus Temple 

Series Producer: Sam Ornbo

Production Manager: Nicolanne Cox 

TX   10pm, Wednesday 30th August 2017

Channel: C4

Filmed and Directed by: Graeme McAulay

DV Director: Alana McVerry

Producer: Jen Kerrison

Executive Producers: Nick Curwin, Magnus Temple &

Kate Collier

In emotional interviews addressed directly to Taylor himself, his friends and family tell the story of his life so far and what makes that life so worth saving. The film also documents each twist and turn of Taylor’s medical journey ­with messages from the doctors and nurses looking after him, explaining what they are doing to support his life, to give him the best chance they can to help him recover.

TX BBC THREE. Launches 1st August 2017

Filmed and Directed by: Chris McLaughlin

Executive Producer: Zac Beattie

Producer: Hannah Keep

Additional Producer: Jemma Gander

Production Manager: Janine Melton

In this intimate documentary, Professor Green sets out to uncover what life is like for young people living on the breadline today. Over several months he spends time with 10 year-old Kelly Louise, whose family have just been evicted from their home. They can’t afford a deposit on a new property and, facing the possibility of being homeless, Kelly Louise’s life is turned upside down.

TX BBC THREE. Launches 25th July 2017

Filmed and Directed by: Chris McLaughlin

Executive Producer: Zac Beattie

Producer: Hannah Keep

Additional Producers: Gussy Sakula-Barry, Carl Callam

Production Manager: Janine Melton

Professor Green, aka Stephen Manderson, embarks on a uniquely personal film to take an in-depth look at our relationship with Britain’s most popular illegal drug and explores the arguments for and against legalisation.

TX Channel 4. Weekly from Wednesday 31st May 2017

Series Producer/Directors: Lucie Duxbury, Gemma Brady and Martin Conway

Executive Producers: Spencer Kelly, Emma Tutty and Hamo Forsyth

Line Producer: Nisha Patel 

The RTS award-winning 24 Hours in A&E provides a dramatic and revelatory insight into love, life and loss on the frontline of the NHS. Filmed around the clock, each programme focuses on people treated within the same 24-hour period at St George’s hospital in south west London, which has one of Britain’s most advanced and busiest A&E departments.

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TX Channel 4. Weekly from Monday 5th June 2017.

Executive Producers: Simon Ford, Hamo Forsyth, Flavia Taylor

Series Producer/Director: John Douglas

Line Producer: Elaine Campbell

Senior Line Producer: Laura Matthews

The BAFTA nominated series 24 Hours in Police Custody, which follows Bedfordshire Police’s detective work, round-the-clock, has returned with five new films about major crimes.  Throughout the series, cameras follow each case in forensic detail as the officers race against time to disentangle the evidence and build a case which they then put to their suspects in interview.

TX Channel 4, Thursday 9th March 2017 11pm.

Executive Producer: Zac Beattie

Producer Director: Jenny Evans

Production Manager: Sophie Campbell

DV Directors: Jules Endersby and Seb Feehan 

TX Channel 4 Weekly from Thursday 2nd March 2017 10pm.

Series Producer: Fozia Khan

Series Director: Paddy Wivell

Executive Producer: Zac Beattie

Production Manager: Jackie McKinney-Dyer

TX ITV Weekly from 21st February 2017

6x 60mins

DV Director: Tom Sweetland, Sam Wildman

Executive Producer: Steph Weatherill

Producers/Directors: Georgie Burrell, David Harris

Production Manager:Jackie McKinney

Cancer Research UK’s “Right Now” ad campaign.

Cinema. TV. Online. Outdoor. 

Director: Olly Lambert

Executive Producer: Lucy Bowden

Producers: Hayley Reynolds, Merle Currie, Catherine Stefanini

Production Manager: Georgina Emary

The award winning documentary ad campaign that shows the day-to-day experiences of cancer patients, returns for a second year. 

TX Channel 4. Weekly from Wednesday 20th April 2016.

Executive Producers: Simon Ford, Hamo Forsyth, Flavia Taylor

Series Producer/Director: John Douglas

Line Producer: Elaine Campbell

Senior Line Producer: Laura Matthews

24 Hours in Police Custody returns to Luton Police Station with compelling stories of attempted murder and human trafficking. With 24 hours to find the evidence to release or charge, we follow detectives as they interrogate their suspects and piece together a case. 

TX Channel 4. Weekly from Tuesday 20th October 2015

Series Producers: Alex Sunderland, Jackie Waldock

Executive Producer: Spencer Kelly

Series Director: Bruce Fletcher

Line Producer: Emily Freshwater

24 Hours in A&E returns with a new series capturing dramatic and emotional stories of love, life and loss on the frontline of the NHS. 

TX BBC One. Starts Thursday 6th October 2016 at 8pm.

Series Director: Helen Richards
Series Producer: Lana Salah
Executive Producer: Steph Weatherill
Production Manager: Nicolanne Cox

Following last year’s ratings hit, Britain's Spending Secrets, Anne Robinson returns to ask the nation more awkward questions about how we choose to live our lives. Anne Robinson’s Britain is a 3 x 60’ series delving into different areas of contemporary British life each week; parenting, pets, and body image.

TX BBC Four. Monday 29th August 2016, 8pm.

Producer/Director: Sam Wildman

Assistant Producer: Jessica Howe

Production Manager: Jackie McKinney-Dyer

Executive Producers: Lucy Bowden & Magnus Temple

An uninterrupted two hour journey through one of the most spectacular and beautiful bus routes in Britain. The 'Northern Dalesman', as the bus on the route is called, has been rigged with specialist cameras as it travels on its journey, snaking across the iconic landscape of the Yorkshire Dales.

TX BBC Two. Weekly from Wednesday 17th August 2016 at 9pm.

Executive Producer: Chloë Solomon

Series Producer: Dollan Cannell

Producer: Emma Whitehead

Production Manager: Susie Elliot

Skies Above Britain explores the stories of the different pilots and people who populate the six thousand planes that soar over Britain each day. From supersonic fighter jets, to one hundred and fifty-ton freight planes, vintage aerobatic display planes, the latest commercial jets, hot air balloons and drones, the series follows pilots' personal stories - and their unique birds eye perspective - and explores how this aerial ballet is meticulously choreographed by air traffic services controllers at NATS.

TX Channel 5. Starts Wednesday 20th January 2016.

Series Producer: Benjamin Leigh

Executive Producers: Trish Powell, David Wise, Martin Oxley

Location Series Producer: Toni Williamson

Production Manager: Jackie McKinney-Dyer

24 modern-day Brits try to survive two months in the wilderness.

TX ITV. Weekly from Tuesday 5th January 2016 9pm.

Line Producer: Sophie Campbell

Executive Producer: David Wise

Director & Edited by: Jonathan Rudd

Inspirational stories of ordinary Britons who put their lives on the line to save a stranger. SAVED combines gritty dramatic reconstructions with the vivid and emotional recollections from the protagonists as they relive the heart-stopping moments their lives hung in the balance. 

Television from 24th December 2015. Cinema. Radio. Social Media. Outdoor.

Director: Henry Singer

Executive Producers: Lucy Bowden, Nick Curwin

Producer: Jen Kerrison

Production Manager: Georgina Emary

A documentary ad campaign for Cancer Research UK, which included adverts for TV, radio, cinema, online and billboards. Filmed observationally in 3 hospitals, the short films show the day to day experiences of cancer patients and research scientists who are working to improve treatments and outcomes for patients. 

TX BBC Four. Thursday 24th December 2015, 8pm.

Director/Producer: Luke Korzun Martin

Executive Producer: Magnus Temple

Production Manager: Janine Melton

A magical winter journey from the unique point of view of a Sami reindeer herder.

TX BBC 1. Weekly from Wednesday 19th August 2015.

Series Producer: Helen Richards

Executive Producers: Jenny Byrom, David Wise

Producer/Directors: Alice Wheater, Chris Amess

Anne Robinson gets up close and personal with people from across the wealth spectrum - from people on benefits to billionaires - and puts their spending habits under the microscope. 

TX ITV. Weekly from Tuesday 7th July 2015

Series Director: Simon Draper

Executive Producers: Lucy Bowden, Magnus Temple

Series Producer: Liz Collier

Virgin Atlantic is at a turning point. It has always sold itself as the most fun and fashionable way to fly but as its 30th birthday approaches, competition is tough and the airline is millions in the red. 

TX ITV. Weekly from Thursday 25th June 2015

Series Producer/Director: Lana Salah

Executive Producers: Lucy Bowden, Magnus Temple

Producer/Directors: Toby Paton, Andy Wells, Lucie Duxbury, Aidan Woodward

Every day 10,000 people pass through the doors of the Royal Derby Hospital – a place where lives begin and lives are saved every day.