MIPCOM CANNES Diversify TV Awards aim to bring attention to deserving programmes of diverse and inclusive background, spotlighting authentic new and established voices and recognising positive programming across the year that embraces excellent representation in exemplary shows.

A win for Ellie Simmonds : A World Without Dwarfism

A win for Jermaine Jenas : Hunting the Football Trolls

Another fantastic win for Kate Garraway : Caring For Derek

Flicker productions won the best AUTHORED DOCUMENTARY 2022

For Kate Garraway: Caring For Derek at the NTA’s.

Thrilled to announce Flickers new film with @elliesimmonds for BBC 1 – Ellie Simmonds: A World Without Dwarfism? that will air on @BBCOne & iPlayer on Tuesday 5th April at 9pm.

Broadcast Awards 2022 Emerging Independent Production Company of the year

“Flicker tackled a difficult subject matter without losing the entertaining principles that keep audiences watching”

SMALL INDIE OF THE YEAR 2021

Winner: Flicker Productions

Our jury said: “Really made their mark in the last couple of years…a small company with big ambition”

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The Criminal Justice Alliance Awards celebrate the outstanding individuals and organisations helping to make the criminal justice system fairer and more effective.

Flicker productions won the best AUTHORED DOCUMENTARY 2021

For Kate Garraway: Finding Derek at the NTA’s.

Dom Does America – Starting on BBC 1 at 9.15 from November 11th for ten days.

In this new ten-part BBC One series Dom Littlewood will immerse himself within ten key US institutions and emergency services for 24 hours, from policing and prisons to hospitals.

Thailand is one of the favourite long-haul holiday destinations for Brits and over 10 action-packed episodes, this series will give you an insight into the inner workings Phuket International Airport, one of South East Asia’s busiest transport hubs. From customs officers to all-singing interns we’ll meet the charismatic staff who keep the airport running twenty four seven.

Kathy travels around the UK talking to all kinds of people, humorously exploring what it means to be a woman today. (Photo copyright @rankinarchive)

The Channel 4 3 x 60-minute series aims to unpick what leads former inmates to reoffend once they are released from prison, a social problem that costs UK taxpayers £15bn a year. Watch promo here.

Series producer/director Lee Phillips, who previously helmed ITV’s Her Majesty’s Prison: Aylesbury and Life Inside Jail: Hell on Earth, described it as “the most ambitious project I have ever undertaken”.

C4 commissioning editor, news and current affairs Siobhan Sinnerton ordered the series with C4 head of news and current affairs Dorothy Byrne. Flicker co-founder Colleen Flynn is the executive producer.

Broadcast Best Places To Work 2019

The Best Places to Work is an annual award produced for Broadcast by benchmarking specialist Best Companies Group and is based on a detailed questionnaire completed by staff and employers at broadcasting industry companies with a UK base.

FLICKER PRODUCTIONS

Flicker Productions new day time series One Day That Changed My Life debuted on BBC last week winning the 9.15 am BARB slot and received critical acclaim.

Flicker moves to a new larger office

Continuing its growth Flicker moves into its new office at 99 Grays Inn Road, London.

To allow us to grow and manage our existing productions and development slate we have promoted

Chloe Symonds to Head of Development and Lauren Kelly to Head of Production.