Human Interest
An area of our output that started around 2007 and is always growing with some interesting collaborations. Some of the shows are playful, while others are more serious: the Human Condition is a complex beast, constantly evolving.
Rocketman Risks Everything
Jetpacks / Rocket Belts have long captured the hearts and minds of many with their dreamlike ability to power our dreams of solo flight. Follow our Brit inventor who makes his own with some unfortunate consequences.... don't worry, he's fine now!!
Make The Most of It
Kevin Webber was only 49 and had been suffering some uncomfortable symptoms for a few weeks. After tests at the doctor's, he was given a "terminal and un-curable" prognosis. His results indicated he might live another two years, so nobody expected what he did next..
The Ultimate Bad Day
At 49, Kevin Webber was told he could expect to live only another two years. After some serious introspection, he started running marathons, then ultra-marathons and every year raises thousands for charity and raises awareness of prostate cancer. Come to the desert, the Arctic, around the UK and overseas with him, and see how you too could make the most of it.
Human Nature Trail
Film & TV's Richard Alexander joins forces with Canada's crazily-hilarious Dwayne Hill of the movie 'Bad Girls' (And responsible for so many voiceovers he'll scare you and delight you with his repartee). They travelled thousands of miles to see odd, strange and interesting stuff, just so you don't have to.
Teacher v School-kids
Bringing together 11 year old pupils and a WW2 veteran, allowing younger people to find out what it was like for real people growing up in a different time. This film was produced under COVID restrictions: questions asked by school kids from Eindhoven (Netherlands) and answered by a 97 years-old veteran who lives in Manchester, England.
Liberation in Holland
Four WWII veterans –guests of a volunteer organisation– visit the Netherlands to see that the Dutch do remembrance celebrations better than anyone else in the world. This short film illustrates how - and goes into some of the why.
Who's The Daddy?
First screened on Discovery Health in the UK, this documentary follows a few families through the DNA testing process, exploring the ramifications from all points of view; mothers, fathers, and offspring.
Glamour Eyes
After seeing behaviours change pretty radically over a ten year period of filming in section 77 establishments, and being involved with publishing giants various tours, I couldn't help ask the question; 'what wouldn't you be willing to lose to achieve fame?'
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