Inside the Human Body: Building Your Brain & First to Last

The remarkable untold story of how your senses, organs, nerves, and brain combine to build the ultimate solution to life on Earth: you. 2 of 4 x 60min science documentary series for BBC1, directed by Gideon Bradshaw & Annabel Gillings.

Boots, Biscuits & Bullets

The world we live in has been shaped by conflict: from ancient battles to the brutal modern conflicts. But beyond the derring-do of famous generals, there’s the hidden story of military logistics. 1 of 3 x 60min documentary series presented by Saul David, directed by Jeff Wilkinson for BBC4.

Wonders of the Universe: Messengers & Falling

13.7 billion years old, filled with countless stars and galaxies, our Universe contains unimaginable wonders. And each is connected to you. 2 of 4 x 60 min science documentary series presented by Prof Brian Cox for BBC2, directed by Chris Holt.

America: the Story of Us

The extraordinary story of how America was invented, looking at the crucial moments when technology overcame the environment, directed by Dan Clifton. History Channel. Primetime Emmy award and 6 nominations.

Britain’s Secret Seas: Giants of the West

In search of the UK’s biggest marine animals, the biggest ships and its biggest wreck. The seas of the west coast of Britain are cram-packed full of giants. 1 of 4 x 60min science documentary series for BBC2, directed by Paul Olding.

Wonders of the Solar System: Empire of the Sun

Our closest star is the strangest, most alien wonder of the solar system. Through modern space exploration, our generation is getting to know the Sun in exquisite new detail. 1 of 5 x 60 min science documentary series presented by Prof Brian Cox for BBC2, directed by Gideon Bradshaw. Winner of 2 RTS awards, a Peabody, Gold Medal at NY Film Festival and 2 Broadcasting Press Guild Awards. Nominated for a Grierson and 4 BAFTA awards, including ‘Best Editing’.

Invisible Worlds: Out of Sight

Beyond the reach of our naked eyes lies an invisible world. Secret forces and hidden powers touch every aspect of life on earth and shape it in unseen ways. 1 of 3 x 60 min documentary series presented by Richard Hammond for BBC1, directed by Dan Clifton. RTS award.

Rocket Science

Physics teacher Mr Smith attempts to ignite his students love for science by teaching them the chemistry and physics used in... fireworks! 3 x 60 min observational documentary series for BBC2 by Diverse Productions, directed by Andy Robbins.

Help Me Help My Child

With unprecedented access to life at home and in therapy, this observational documentary series follows children and young adults through their harrowing experiences as they struggle to overcome mental health problems. 1 of 2 x 50 min docs for Channel4 by IWC Productions, directed by Page Shepherd.

Treasures of the Anglo Saxons

The Anglo Saxons developed a complex artistic language, combining Pagan past and Christian future. They created a secret world of codes that reveal the inner working of the Anglo Saxon mind. Much of which this has remained hidden... until now. 60 min history doc for BBC4, directed by Andy Robbins.

Geldof in Africa

Bob Geldof on a journey to meet ordinary Africans and reveal the forces that forged this luminous continent. 6 x 30 min docs for BBC1 by Brook Lapping Productions, directed by John Maguire.

The Man Who Faked His Life

The shocking story of how a respected French doctor and family man deceived all who loved and trusted him for nearly twenty years. This 50 min drama/doc for Channel4 reveals his bizarre life and its tragic conclusion, directed by Liz Tucker.

Seven Industrial Wonders:

This landmark drama/doc series for BBC2 was short-listed for six BAFTAs, including Best Editing, and nominated for Best Documentary Series. Also nominated for two Grierson awards and an RTS award.

1. The Great Ship
   

2. Isembard Kingdom Brunel was the most gifted engineer of the Victorian age. His most ambitious project was to build "The Great Ship," the largest moving object conceived by man. 1 of 7 x 50 min drama/docs directed by Chris Spencer.
   

Sacred Music with Simon Russell Beale

An enthralling history of the development of Sacred Music in the Middle Ages: from Gregorian chants to Bach. 2 of 4 x 60 min docs for BBC4, directed by Andy Robbins.

Tough Guy or Chicken: Bangladesh

Five young Brits take on some of the most deadly creatures and hostile places on the planet. 1 of 8 x 60 min reality series for BBC3, directed by Dom Hill.

Raging Planet

A spectacular weather and geology series built around a backbone of fascinating science. 2 of 8 x 60 min documentary series for Discovery by Pioneer Productions, produced by Alice Harper.

The President's Guide to Science

The decisions of the President of the United States can influence the future of humanity. Science plays a large part in this immense power - whether to prosecute a war, save millions from disease or launch a mission to Mars. So: are you listening, Mr President? 60 min doc for BBC2 Horizon, directed by James van der Pool.

Animals in the Womb: Cats

Using ground-breaking photographic techniques and anatomically correct models, this amazing film follows the foetal development and birth and growth of two very different felines: the domestic cat and the lion. 50 min doc for National Geographic, Discovery and Channel 4 by Pioneer Productions, directed by Stefanie Kern.

Battle for the Beginning

The story of scientists attempts over the last 50 years to unravel the mystery of how our Universe began. 60 min doc for BBC4, directed by Catherine Wyler.

Humans v2.0

Meet the scientific prophets who claim we are on the verge of creating a new type of human - human v2.0. 60 min doc for BBC2 Horizon, directed by James van der Pool.

Journeys into the Ring of Fire

Geologist Dr Iain Stewart goes on a journey around the Pacific Rim, showing how the rocks shaped the region's history and culture. 3 of 4 x 60 min docs for BBC4.

1. Indonesia
   

2. Iain Stewart explains how volcanic eruptions in Indonesia caused devastation across the world as well as influenced society. Directed by Charles Colville.
   

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4. Peru
   

5. A look at how the Incas were able to build a huge and successful empire in some of the most perilous terrain on the planet. Directed by Arif Nurmohamed.
   

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7. Japan
   

8. Three-quarters of Japan is covered in hostile mountain peaks which force the huge population onto a few overcrowded strips of coastal plain. This geological curse has affected everything from living space to etiquette and entertainment. Directed by Charles Colville.
   

The Truth About Food

Want to know what food really does to your body? Forget the headlines, watch our intriguing investigations with 500 volunteers as we expose the real science behind the food we eat. 4 of 6 x 60 min docs for BBC2.

1. How to be Slim?
   

2. If we're honest we all probably eat too much. But does dieting work? Andrea Oliver is on a quest to lose weight and learn the truth about being slim. Directed by Konrad Begg.
   

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4. How to be Sexy
   

5. Vic Reeves looks at how food can keep us sexy, and explores some of the myths about aphrodisiacs and what food turns us on. Directed by Gideon Bradshaw & Nat Sharman, edited by Louise Salkow and Darren Jonusas.
   

Edge of Life

The choices involved in medical decisions often appear stark and simple: to live or to die. This series of 3 x 60 min docs for BBC2 investigates deeper. Series producer, Andrew Cohen. Shortlisted for Best Editing BAFTA and nominated for a Grierson Award.

1. Who Should Get The Transplant?
   

2. This film follows the stories of patients requiring liver transplants, and the agonising decisions doctors face about who lives and dies. They must decide if a man who has attempted suicide, a 14-year-old girl and a recovering alcoholic each has the right to a new liver, directed by Page Shepherd.
   

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4. Is This Baby's Life Worth Saving?
   

5. The last film in this thought provoking series follows the emotional story of two families, as they face the traumatic consequences of an extremely premature birth. Maxine and Stuart James' first child Adie was born four months early: now against the odds they face the same harrowing situation all over again, directed by Sophie Robinson.