2085: a handful of survivors. The climate crisis and a love letter to the beauty and the power of cinema. With Nick Nolte, Charlotte Rampling, Alba Rohrwacher and Stellan Skarsgård. Selected for the 2020 Cannes Film Festival.
Timed to coincide with the exhibition of Gauguin's portraits at the National Gallery. Cinema release October 2019, BBC broadcast December 2019.
Music for several Discovery Education programmes.
Dettol Surface Cleaner, Oil of Olay, Head and Shoulders, Supradyn, Solpadeine, Heinz.
Short promotional film by jewellery designer Eliane Fattal: the making of The Rose.
Japan's greatest artist.
British Museum and NHK co-production.
Cinema release June 2017, BBC broadcast July 2017.
Includes Debenham's, Persil and NatWest.
A track derived from the Persil music ('Melting') is available to buy on Audio Network.
Commercial montage
A Mustique Tale
Lord Glenconner and the island of Mustique.
The Discus Thrower
British Museum film about the famous discus thrower: a marble copy of the lost bronze original of the fifth century BC.
The story of the power of people to change their world, the modern revolution and the man behind it all: Gene Sharp, the world's leading expert on non-violent revolutions.
Exploring the greatest river on earth. Stunning photography and aerial pictures and a comprehensive look at the Amazon’s incredible inhabitants and fascinating history.
Michaela Strachan guides us through the highs and lows of the new born in zoos and animal parks across the country.
Drama exploring the secret love life of Daphne du Maurier, based on personal letters and biographies. Unrequited passion and forbidden desire lead to a life-changing affair with an irreverent actress.
The tale of the whale that got lost and swam up the Thames. Despite great efforts to save her, she died, but in doing so revealed much to science.
Agatha Christie.
Dramatised by Michael Bakewell
The story of the architect of the Jewish Museum in Berlin who rose to prominence when he became the master planner of the rebuilding of Ground Zero.
Two scientists set out to find the remnants of Einstein's brain. Does genius reside in human tissue, or is it something more mysterious and incorporeal?
From Liverpool to San Francisco: the story of The Beatles from 1963 to 1969.
The Christmas Story told in music and the words of the Gospels.
On board some of the world’s most luxurious locomotives in some of the world’s most exotic locations.
The enthralling story of the English Crown, from the dark days of the Anglo-Saxons to the House of Windsor.
Agatha Christie.
Dramatised by Michael Bakewell.
Unravelling the legend of the extinct Bo people and their extraordinary legacy: coffins clinging perilously to cliffs.
Winner: Best Documentary, Asian TV Awards 2004.
The world’s best-known tanks in all their iron-clad glory.
The real story of ‘Sharpe’s War’: a defining moment of the 19th century.
The reality of small arms combat and the development of weapons such as machine guns and flame throwers.
Surreal dark humour: the tale of two brothers locked in a barn by a pair of ruthless gangsters. Fantasies, hallucinations and a sheep...
Winner: Raindance Award 2004.
Entertaining and illuminating factual series on sexual taboos. Everything you can imagine and more...
Horror: a group of young environmental activists boards an abandoned oil rig, but the rig is not as empty as they first thought... A confrontation with evil ensues and a battle for survival.
Animation: young Mervyn’s imaginary world of spies and secret agents becomes real when his mother’s prize-winning cat, Maximus, is stolen.
An anthem for the fabled builder that sadly didn't make it onto the album.
A song for a Nickelodeon programme that didn’t get made.
An uplifting look at the unlikely inhabitants of Boulders Beach, Cape Town. These delightful birds have swapped their traditional island home for a life in the city.
Psychological relationship drama: impotence, humour, betrayal and revenge.
The greatest danger is the one that's hidden... Vipers kill more people than any other creature on earth, but there is much to admire in their beauty and their cunning.
Music video request show, allowing viewers to dedicate a song and send a message to someone in their lives.
The trials and tribulations of renovating and refurbishing a Georgian house.
Trailer for one of the Hitchcock films that provided a weekend feast for fans of the Master of Suspense.
The fourth in the award-winning animation series that makes it fun for small children to learn to read.
Tension and release, the scary becomes the everyday: three examples of a successful Sci-Fi Channel technique.
Christmas comes to Letterland with games, food and entertainment (the third in the series).
The magnificent Frigate Bird: a bird that pushes every boundary to the limit; a pirate of the oceans, majestic, but with a mean streak.
Dippy Duck is called upon to play detective when the Quarrelsome Queen's quilt goes missing (second in the series).
No holds barred cinema short drawing attention to the dwindling number of tigers in India.
The first in the award-winning series of Letterland videos.