All Humble Bee Films articles
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NewsSky and Love Nature wildlife doc goes Airborne
Four-parter from Humble Bee focuses on creatures who take to the skies
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NewsHumble Bee hires former Wall to Wall boss Richard Thomson
Wild Babies producer creates executive chair role
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Behind The ScenesWild Babies, Netflix
Humble Bee’’s showrunner Beth Brooks on eliciting an emotional response to animal families
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NewsHumble Bee lands Netflix natural history order
Eight-part Wild Babies to be narrated by Helena Bonham Carter
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RatingsGrayson’s Art Club returns to 900k
WEEKEND: Playalong format back solidly as Gogglebox returns ahead of last series and BBC1 Attenborough latest tops 5m mark
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Behind The ScenesUsing innovation to tell colourful stories
Humble Bee Films’ Sharmila Choudhury on bringing Attenborough’s Life In Colour to the screen
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NewsHumble Bee develops new cameras for Attenborough series
The producer teamed up with universities in the US and Australia to create specialist 4K ultraviolet cameras
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VideoAttenborough’s Life in Colour, BBC1/Netflix
Natural history series exploring the many ways animals use colour throughout their lives. Produced by Humble Bee Films and SeaLight Pictures
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NewsNetflix orders Plimsoll wildlife series
Bristol indie to create ‘cinematic’ docs with new filming technology
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NewsBlue Planet II exec launches Netflix-focused indie
James Honeyborne’s Wildspace Productions has exclusive deal with SVoD
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NewsBBC and Netflix team up for first natural history project
Co-production comes as SVoD aims to make mark in the genre
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NewsSir David Attenborough joins Doc/Fest line-up
Sir David Attenborough has joined the Sheffield Doc/Fest line-up to discuss his long career and explore the future of TV and media.
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NewsIndies make inroads in China
UK indies believe China could quickly become a lucrative international market after Pact led a delegation to the first Sino-British Television Programme Innovation Management Summit in Xiamen on the south-east coast of China.
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NewsUK indies head to China
A trade mission comprising 22 UK TV indies and Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham is heading to China for the first ever China-UK TV summit.