A one-off documentary for ITV with Paralympic gold medallist Ellie Simmonds exploring the relationship between disability and adoption.

With its magnificent coastlines, dramatic wilderness, world-renowned beaches, charming villages and market towns, it’s hardly surprising Cornwall has become the most sought-after location to live in the UK.

We shed light on this phenomenon with a documentary series that gets us inside Cornwall’s ever growing, diverse property market. 

Paralympian Ellie Simmonds will reflect and draw on her own experiences and ask wider questions about the relationship between science, diversity and disability.

This is a subject close to my heart. Growing up these drugs weren’t available to me and had they been, I don’t know what my parents would have done. But I wouldn’t change myself. I love who I am and I am glad that I have dwarfism because I think my body is strong and beautiful — Ellie Simmonds

Ex-footballer and TV pundit Jermaine tracks the huge rise in online abuse of Black players. Coming face to face with a troll, he asks are social media firms doing enough about racism?

Kathy Burke returns with a series looking at money.

Money…it’s all we ever talk about. Who has it, who hasn’t, who deserves it, who doesn’t and who has won and lost it all. We appear to be a society obsessed with the pursuit of wealth… 

Statistics show that black men are nine times more likely to be stopped and searched by the police than white men. In this documentary we gave camera equipment to 40 black men and teenagers to record their interactions with police officers. It’s fronted by former England international footballer Jermaine Jenas.

In this follow up film to the Kate Garraway: Finding Derek hit documentary, Kate will focus on her new role as Derek’s carer after his return to the family home.

In a special one-off film for ITV, Kate Garraway offers an intimate insight into coping with the impact of Covid-19 as her husband Derek Draper remains seriously ill a year on from contracting the virus.

Overnight ratings were 4.5m on March 23rd

The highest-rating documentary on any UK channel in the last three years

It is ITV’s biggest Tuesday night factual performance in over a decade

This documentary from Flicker Productions and Maramedia takes us to the stunning Scottish Highlands to a community of dedicated herders who live alongside their antlered wards, and follows a group of young reindeer preparing for their first ever Christmas in a year like no other.

Having previously plunged into intriguing environments in the USA, this new series sees presenter Dominic Littlewood digging-in closer to home, highlighting the UK’s most essential workers across different industries that look after us day in day out.

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

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.

Dom Does Americia is a Flicker Productions series starting on BBC 1 from November 11th for ten days. The Executive Producer is Colleen Flynn and it was commissioned by Julie Shaw for BBC One daytime.

Reggie Yates Meets World 4 x 60 for MTV

Young people, facing uncertain futures, are being tempted with new ways to better their lives. In this series Reggie Yates enters these worlds to see if they deliver on their promises, or if they have a darker side?

6 x 60 series for Channel 5 on air in early 2020

“THE REAL OITNB” The Sun 17.01.19

BAD Girls Behind Bars is a second series for Channel 5 which follows women in an American prison.

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.

Documentary with Kathy Burke (3 x 60 mins) for Channel 4

Broadcast in August 2019

Channel 4’s best performing new series at 10pm in 2019

Television audience was well over 1 million per episode

Huge hit with the online audience on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

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One Day That Changed My Life – Series 2 for BBC 1 (10 x 45mins)

Factual series following everyday people receiving life changing results starting on Monday 24th June on BBC1 at 11am and then daily.

3 x 60 mins Documentary for Channel 4

Every year over 70,000 people are released from prison. They are each given a discharge grant of £46 and a travel pass to get home. Statistics show that over half will return to prison within a year.

Financial Times / Mail On Sunday – 4 Stars

The Guardian “A striking new series”

The Daily Telegraph “An absorbing series”

The Sun “Thought-provoking”

“THE REAL OITNB” The Sun 17.01.19

BAD Girls Behind Bars is a new 4 part documentary for Channel 5 which follows women in an American prison.

Bad Girls Behind Bars takes a look at the lives of women imprisoned in the Western Massachusetts Regional Women’s Correctional Centre and is narrated by actress Kathy Burke.

One Day That Changed My Life – Series 1 for BBC 1 (5 x 45mins) – First shown September 2018

Factual series following everyday people receiving life changing results which received great reviews from press and the public.

Daily Telegraph, Review – What to Watch

Sunday Times, Culture – Critic’s Choice

Mail On Sunday, Event – Pick Of The Day

The Guardian Guide – Pick Of The Day

Red Bull digital content series in association with Puma.

Featuring Oleg Cricket a 25-year-old Instagram star who is absolutely not afraid of heights.

He travels all around the world and performs incredible stunts on top of high buildings.

Series 2 of The Insider

Episode 1: The Insider: Reggie Yates in a Refugee Camp

Reggie is in the Middle East to spend a week living and sleeping in the largest refugee camp in Iraq – alongside 30,000 Syrian refugees.

Episode 1: The Insider: Reggie Yates – US Jail Guard

A year after spending a week living as an inmate, Reggie is heading back to jail. Only this time, he’ll be working as a guard.

Episode 1: The Insider: Reggie Yates on an African Waste Dump

Reggie heads to Ghana to live on one of the largest e-waste dumps in the world.

Flicker gained exclusive and unprecedented access to the US Border Force, vigilante groups and immigrant populations living on the American / Mexican border for the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s inauguration in January 2017.

Directed by double BAFTA-award-winning, Lee Phillips and Commissioned by Commissioning Editor, News and Current Affairs Siobhan Sinnerton for Channel 4.

Daily Telegraph, Review – What to Watch
Sunday Times, Culture – Critic’s Choice
Mail On Sunday, Event – Pick Of The Day
The Guardian Guide – Pick Of The Day
The Sun, TV Magazine – Peek At The Week