Critical Condition
The Abused
Married to a Paedophile
The Accused
Secret Life of the
Long-Haul Flight
Secrets of the
Mona Lisa

Our work aims to bring extraordinary human stories to audiences in fresh and popular ways – creating factual programmes that people watch and remember.

Working alongside UK broadcasters like the BBC, Channel 4, Channel 5 and international broadcasters like A&E, our projects have delivered channel leading ratings, created international news and garnered multiple award nominations, including a recent win for ‘Best Original Programme’ at the Broadcast Awards.

In the last twelve months, we have embedded in hospitals and police forces, followed people facing serious criminal charges, explored the world’s busiest airport, and soared across the skies with international brands like Qantas.

Specialists in turning great access into great programmes, we understand the importance of developing deep levels of trust with people – whether they’re contributors, broadcasters or institutional partners – allowing us to tell stories that go beyond the conventional.

Latest Press

“There are times when this stunning fly-on-the-wall documentary makes 24 Hours in A&E look like Carry on Doctor”.

“This devastating feature-length documentary tells the terrifying stories of two women”.

“A high degree of humanity, insight and sensitivity…”.

"Using innovative techniques blending documentary and drama to protect the identity of those involved, this powerful film reports on the impact this has on the families of the men involved."

"A real-life legal drama that breaks new ground in television."

"A remarkable film which has the potential to create a new genre in television…"

"As close as we’re going to get to an accurate depiction of the court process, taking all the elements of classic thriller – lies, flip-flops, emotional trauma – and filtering them through real lives, and with real consequences."

"This film, essentially a real-life whodunit, chronicles what followed: the suspect’s preparations for his trial, the aftermath and the enormously consequential decisions made en-route. An intimate, gripping study of the justice system at work."

"Never have I seen anything quite like The Accused before and what a strange, thought provoking programme it turned out to be."