Image Now / Irish Screen/ BBC / RTE 90′ Dir / Prod. Nick Ryan Exec Prods. John Battsek / Alan Mahle / Nick Fraser Writer. Mark Monroe / Composer. Nick Seymour / Cinematography. Robbie Ryan WINNER: Sundance World Cinema Documentary Editing 2013 In competition London International Film Festival THE SUMMIT is a feature length drama…
90′ for Sandpaper films / BBC Directed & Produced by Henry Singer Producer. Jenny Saunders Exec.producer. Simon Ford Who failed Baby P? The social workers and a single doctor have taken the blame from the public and the press, but were there other professionals who might have saved Peter Connelly? And if so, why did we never hear…
60’/42’ for Passion Pictures for BBC / NBC / Worldwide DVD 64′ for DVD, BBC, NBC, Eagle Rock Distribution Dir. Stephen Kijak EP. John Battsek / Mick Jagger / Keith Richards Constructed from never seen before rushes from iconic photographer Robert Franks banned film ‘Cocksucker Blues’ and privileged access to photographs from Dominic Tarle and…
90′ /108′ for Pulse Films / worldwide distribution Dir. FRED+NICK Prod. Dan Bowen / Thomas Benksi Editor. Ben Stark / Tim Woolcott The feature length ‘Look Back, Don’t Stare – A film about Progress’ is a documentary following 12 months of Take That’s reunion with Robbie Williams after 15 years apart, shot in stunning black and white.…
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58′ for Minnow Films / ITV1 Dir. Ursula McFarlane Exec Prod. Colin Barr Nominated for: Editing: Factual Bafta 2015 Survivors of the Boxing Day Tsunami recall one of the world’s largest ever natural disasters and reveal how their lives have unfolded a decade on from the tragedy, in this landmark ITV documentary. This 60 minute film with no…
87′ for Passion Pictures & True West Films in association with The National Film Board of Canada Written and Directed by Sasha Snow Produced by Dave Allen / David Christensen / Yves Ma / Elizabeth Yske Executive Producers: David Christensen / Tracey Friesen / Andrew Ruhemann “I ask you, if you had the power to create…
60′ for Walker George / Channel 4 Dir. Stephen Walker Exec Producer. Sally George A Boy called Alex is a life affirming film of a 16 year old music scholar at Eton pulling together his dream to conduct the huge and complex Bach Magnificat. However Alex has Cystic Fibrosis and is living every day on borrowed…
90’ for Darlow Smithson / C4 Dir. Henry Singer. Exec Prods. John Smithson / Julian Ware / Sue Bourne THE FALLING MAN tells the story of the most unforgettable image from 9/11 – a photograph of a falling man, a jumper from the North Tower of the World Trade Centre, frozen in midair, perfectly parallel against…
90′ Pulse Films for worldwide theatrical distribution Dir. Stephen Kijak Produced by Mia Bays / Andrew Noble Exec Producers. Marisa Clifford / Sam Sniderman “How do you be a 40 year old man in a boy band?” This is the fundamental question the Backstreet Boys grapple with 20 years on from being formed by a media mogul,…
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Produced and Directed by Giles Terera / Dan Poole Exec. Prod. Richard Bradley / Giles Terera / Dan Poole Associate prod. Louise Dylan / Lucy Rusedski Museoffirefilm.com This epic road-trip buddy movie, aims to dispel the fear and myths surrounding the most famous playwright in history. The finest cast list ever assembled for a documentary; 7…
90′ for Century Films / BBC2 Produced, Filmed & Directed by Henry Singer Exec Prod. Brian Hill Last Orders, transmitted as part of BBC2’s White season, tells the story of the embattled Wibsey Workingmen’s Club in Bradford. The club faces a dangerous budget deficit, and members’ worries for the beloved institution mirror larger anxieties about their…
90′ for BBC Storyville Dir. Henry Singer EP. Magnus Temple / Charlotte Moore Winner: Sheffield International Doc Fest Green Award Winner: Film For Peace Berlin Film Festival Nominated: Grierson Documentary on Contemporary Issue The story of the extraordinary life and brutal death of filmmaker-turned-conservationist Joan Root, and of her campaign to save her beloved Lake…
60′ for Sandpaper Films / BBC 1 Dir. Henry Singer Prod. Rob Miller EP. Julian Mercer / Charlotte Moore Composer. Anne Nikitin The behind-the-scenes story of the town of Wootton Bassett, whose tributes to fallen soldiers have earned the community the first royal title awarded in over 100 years. Told entirely in the words of…
90′ feature documentary (co- editor) for Pulse films Dir. Roger Sargent Prod. Thomas Benski / Jamie Clark / David Standen THE LIBERTINES: THERE ARE NO INNOCENT BYSTANDERS is an engaging and honest music documentary by legendary photographer turned filmmaker, Roger Sargent. The film offers an intimate look at the band’s 2010 reunion and is the definitive…
60′ for BBC3 / BBC 1 Dir. / Prod. David Dugan Composer. Max de Wardener Alex is 21 and dying. But watching his amazing attitude to life is inspirational In anyone else, Alex Lewis’s positivity might get tiring. In him it’s extraordinary. Alex – subject of Alex: A Life Fast Forward (BBC3) – has bone…
Minnow Films for BBC2 1 x 60’ Dir. Charlie Russell 1 x 60’ Dir. James Cohen Exec Prods. Morgan Matthews / Simon Bertho As the generation of surviving Nazi war criminals dies out, two young film-makers set out on a journey to speak to these men, to enter their worlds, and uncover the impact their…
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90′ for Sandpaper Films / BBC1 NI Dir. Henry Singer Prod. Lisa MacHale EP. Ailsa Orr Composer. Anne Nikitin Expansion and re-imagining of the original Wootton Bassett film to travel through the family of fallen soldier Aaron McCormick’s life and death. A portrait of both a sudden violent death, the grief of a family and…
70′ for Channel 4 Dir. James Kent Prod. Mary-Jane Robinson EP. John Smithson In June 2002, Salt Lake City was the setting for a chilling kidnapping. An angelic young girl was stolen from her bedroom in the middle of the night. The daughter of a wealthy Mormon family, Elizabeth Smart was the most unlikely of…
