Factual Features – Page 14
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FeaturesGlued to the Screen: Extraordinary Escapes With Sandi Toksvig
It’s the bonding between two women as much as the beautiful locations that makes Extraordinary Escapes so special, says Brendan Hughes
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Behind The ScenesRescue: Extreme Medics, C4
Documenting real-life remote critical care was as extraordinary and dramatic as we hoped, says executive producer Iain Scollay
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Behind The ScenesBeyond Reasonable Doubt: Britain’s Rape Crisis, BBC1
Our Panorama special attempts to highlight the human cost behind rape conviction headlines, says producer/director Rebecca Coxon
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FeaturesThe Lost Pirate Kingdom
‘The topic of pirates has always attracted interest and attention worldwide’
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FeaturesThe Last Overland
‘What makes it interesting is comparing the world now with what it would have been like in 1955’
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FeaturesEnd Of The Rope
‘It has breathtaking visuals, fascinating engineering and edge-of-your seat drama’
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Behind The ScenesThe Three Drinkers in Ireland, Amazon
Booze co-founders Aidy Smith and Helena Nicklin on overcoming multiple challenges for their exploration of the burgeoning drinks trade
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Behind The ScenesBad Love: Why Did Fri Kill Kyle?, BBC3
A multi-perspective approach helped bring balance to this emotive doc, says producer/director Danielle Spears
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FeaturesLove In The Flesh
‘This could provide a more acceptable way into that TV community because of its authenticity’
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FeaturesDream Home Makeovers With Sophie Robinson
‘It’s about everyday transformation, and that’s what makes it so applicable to the international market’
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FeaturesMurder: First on Scene
True-crime, high-end history and specialist factual all feature in programmes most likely to grab the attention of buyers
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FeaturesCops On the Rock
‘Yes, it’s true crime, but it feels premium factual because of the nature of the programming and the way that Rare sells things’
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FeaturesIn conversation: Serena Kennedy and Sally Debonnaire on the production manager crisis
How the pandemic placed extra pressure on but also highlighted the importance of the often overlooked, vital role
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Behind The ScenesWe Are Black and British, BBC2
Exec Narinder Minhas on how appointing a production team with different opinions and backgrounds was key
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Behind The ScenesDevil’s Advocate, Sky Documentaries
Wonderhood producer Tom Garton on telling the story of one of Britain’s most notorious conmen