Apple TV+ | Two Four (2 x 37 mins) A new 8-part series which sees actor and comedian Nora Lum, aka Awkwafina, embark on a journey to explore contemporary Asian American cuisine. Drawing inspiration from her family’s former restaurant in Flushing, New York, Nora decides to honour her past by bringing the iconic ‘Lums’ back…
Apple TV+ | Two Four (1 x 37 mins) Series 3. I edited episode 2: Vienna. Travel series in which actor Eugene Levy reluctantly explores various destinations around the world, despite his aversion to travel. The third season follows Levy on a truly global adventure as he attempts to curate his own ‘ultimate travel bucket…
Channel 4 | Minnow Films (2 x 1hr) I edited the first and last episodes in this bold four-part documentary series. Six Brits with strong opinions on immigration are dropped into high-risk locations and immersed in the reality of the perilous lives of refugees and migrants attempting to make it to the UK. 2026 BAFTA…
Channel 4 | Proper Content (1 x 1hr) Documentary series following the staff at the Royal Blackburn Hospital in Lancashire as they manage a critical list of patients needing urgent, potentially life-saving surgery. The series focuses on the challenges of prioritising patients on the list and the emotional toll on both the staff and the…
Amazon | 72 Films (1 x 45 mins) Series 2. Eight pairs of everyday people are unleashed on an epic global adventure through a series of Bond-inspired challenges, for a shot at winning a life-changing £1 million prize. Executive Producers: Ben Allen; John Douglas; Cate Hall; Julian Jones; Stephen Day / Commissioner: Fozia Khan
Disney+ | Nutopia (1 x 45 min) Actor Will Smith goes on a 26,000-mile trek from the South Pole to the North Pole, crossing all of Earth’s biomes and spending time in communities along the way. Executive Producers: Will Smith; Darren Aronofsky; Jane Root; Peter Lovering / Showrunner: Tom Williams / Senior Series Editor: Tom…
Sky Documentaries | Mindhouse I edited episode 3 in this critically acclaimed and BAFTA winning four-part documentary series which the Guardian described as “a masterclass in moving, urgent TV”. In December 1988, two hundred and seventy people were killed in Britain’s deadliest terror attack on Pan Am flight 103. This powerful series explores the tragedy’s…
Disney+ | Twenty Twenty/Warner Bros (1 x 45 min) David Beckham returns to East London football pitches where he played as a child, with the goal of mentoring a young grassroots side who are struggling to survive in the league. Series Editor: Richard Mears / Executive Producer: Ruth Kelly / Commissioner: Sean Doyle
BBC1 | BBC Docs (2 x 1 hr) I cut the first two episodes of this popular series which captures what life is like for officers on the streets of London as they investigate a number of highly sensitive and complex cases. Directors: Jonathan Low; Sam Roubicek / Series Producers: Joanna Rowlands; Poonam Odedra /…
Channel 4 | Curious Films (1 x 1hr) Ten years since the launch of Operation Yewtree, a police investigation that put some of Britain’s biggest entertainers in the dock for historic sex crimes, this documentary offers a unique take on events. Exploring the impact on three men who were accused but either never arrested, charged,…
ITV1 | Shine TV (1 x 1hr) First episode in a new series, in which four of Britain’s most prominent aristocratic dynasties give cameras exclusive access to their lives over a busy social season. Directors: Kay Green; Bella Lloyd / Series Editor: Rory Dalziel / Executive Producer: Tim Whitwell / Commissioner: Amanda Stavri
Channel 4 | Mindhouse (1 x 1 hr) Presenter Alice Levine immerses herself in the lives of sexual adventurers up and down Britain, meeting those pushing the boundaries of sex, intimacy and relationships. Series Director: Guy Simmonds / Executive Producers: Arron Fellows; Louis Theroux / Commissioner: Harjeet Chhokar
Amazon Prime | Parable (1 x 90 min) Feature documentary exploring how the Covid pandemic impacted athletes gearing up for the Olympic Games 2020 in Tokyo, and following the stories of four athletes over the course of the tumultuous year. Executive Producer: Jonathan Rudd / Commissioner: Rosie Holledge
Channel 4 | Rare TV (1 x 90 min) Feature length documentary to be shown on New Years Day. In honour of his favourite childhood film, the classic Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, comedian David Walliams explores the history of the film, and embarks on an adventure to build his own Chitty car… and make it…
ITV1 | Studio Ramsay (1 x 1hr) Using a combination of fixed-rig cameras and traditional documentary filming, this new series follows the staff and guests at the iconic London Hotel. Series Producer: Naomi Gayler / Executive Producer: Steph Weatherill / Commissioners: Kate Teckman; Sue Murphy
Channel 4 | The Garden (2 x 1hr) First of a new observational series following the stories of residents and council workers in the London borough of Southwark – the borough with the highest volume of social housing in the capital. (I set the style and cut the first and second episodes, as well as…
Channel 4 | Blast! Films (1 x 1 hr) First of a 3 part documentary series examining sexual assault cases in modern America. This programme tells the story of college student Nikki Yovino who, after reporting that she was sexually assaulted by two boys at a party, found herself being charged and sent to prison.…
Channel 4 | Shine TV Ten ordinary members of the public are challenged to go on the run, and evade capture for 25 days to win a share of £100,000. Chasing them are a team of professional investigators, hackers, profilers and ex-police officers, all armed with the powers of the state. Executive Producers: Matt Bennett,…
Channel 4 | TwoFour (1 x 1 hr) Fifth instalment of the BAFTA award winning fixed-rig documentary series, this time set in Harrop Fold School in Manchester. I edited episode 1, which dealt with powerful themes of racial integration and islamophobia in the wake of the Manchester terror attack, and also told the story of…
Channel 4 | TwoFour (1 x 1 hr) Observational documentary series following the lives of young doctors trying to cope with the pressures of the profession. Series Director: Will Lorimer; Executive Producers: David Clews, Grace Reynolds; Commissioner: Amy Flanagan
BBC2 | BBC Studios (1 x 1 hr) Innovative mixed documentary & fixed rig series exploring the way children see the world. Filming 70 children in after-school clubs across the country, from a boxing club in Hackney to a bird-watching group on the Isle of Mull. Series Producer: Tom Williams; Executive Producers: Samantha Anstiss, Rachel Arnold;…
BBC2 | BBC Studios (1 x 1 hr) Giles Coren and Monica Galetti head to Mashpi Lodge – a spectacular isolated hotel in the middle of the Ecuadorean Cloud Forest. Through meeting the owner and staff, they discover how the hotel has helped to save the forest and changed the lives of the local community. Director/Producer: Tom…
BBC2 | Wall to Wall (1 x 1 hr) Follow up to the BAFTA nominated series, which sees The Robshaw Family go further back in time sampling food and family life at the turn of the century. This episode is the 1910’s which sees the family grapple with the deprivations of The Great War. Producer/Director: Kim Maddever;…
Channel 4 | Swan Films (1 x 1 hr) Documentary – Psychotherapist Phillipa Perry looks into bipolar disorder, hoping to uncover more about what causes this debilitating condition, and how it affects those who have been diagnosed. Producer/Director: Christian Watt; Executive Producers: Neil Crombie, Joe Evans
Channel 4 | Fresh One Productions (1 x 1 hr) First episode of a two-part documentary series. Acclaimed classical pianist James Rhodes believes every child should be given the chance to learn an instrument, so he embarks on a nationwide campaign starting with a struggling primary school in Basildon, Essex. Edit Producer: Kim Boursnell; Series…
Channel 4 | TwoFour (1 x 1 hr) Fixed rig documentary series going behind the scenes at Lympstone, and following the young men training to become Marine Commandos. Series Director: Alex Kohler; Executive Producers: David Clews, Dan Adamson
Channel 4 | Clover Films (1 x 1 hr) Powerful documentary exposing the widespread abuse of street children in Pakistan. The film follows the story of 12 year-old Naeem, who is forced to sell his body to survive. Director: Mo Naqvi; Executive Producer: Jamie Doran
BBC 1 | Nine Lives Media (1 x 1 hr) Documentary exploring the ever growing number of mobility scooters on Britain’s streets. Although for many they offer freedom, for others they are a problem veering out of control. Director: Tom Williams; Executive Producer: Cat Lewis
Channel 4 | Firecracker Films (1 x 1 hr) The intriguing story of Las Vegas man, Wesley Warren Jr, as he struggles to find a surgical solution to his baffling condition. Pulled in 4.9 million viewers. Producer/Director: Harry Beney; Executive Producer: Tom Barry
Short Film | My Pictures Two young sisters with a secret arrive at a desolate beach. They promise to always stick together, but one has something far greater on her mind. (Received multiple official selections and awards on the festival circuit.) Director: Michael Gilroy; Producer: Martina Silcock
BBC Three | Silver River (1 x 1 hr) Alcohol. Cherry Healy explores the dangers of alcohol abuse, and why an increasing number of young people are suffering long term damage to their health. Producer/Director: Tom Williams; Executive Producer: Claire Faragher
BBC Four | Doghouse Media (1 x 1 hr) One-off doc. Following on from his acclaimed book Toast, Nigel Slater examines how sweets and confectionary have shaped his life. He delves into the history of sweets, and the power they have to evoke such strong memories in all of us. Producer/Director: Mark Adderley; Executive Producer:…
BBC 2 | Silver River (1 x 1 hr) In celebration of the classic sitcom of the 70s, Giles Coren and Sue Perkins become Tom and Barbara, taking up residence in Suburbia to try living the Good Life for real. Series Producer: Lucy Hooper
Channel 4 | Firecracker Films (5 x 1 hr) Observational documentary series exploring the world of gypsy and traveller communities. Series Producer: Vicky Hamburger (Series 1) Lawrence Turnbull (Series 2); Exec Producer: Jes Wilkins
BBC Four/BBC 2 | Silver River (2 x 1 hr) Dr. Lucy Worsley presents the story of British domestic life from the middle ages to the present day by looking into the history of four rooms – the kitchen, the bedroom, the bathroom and the sitting room. RTS Nominated for Best History Series. Series Producer:…