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(BBC) creative director Ralph Lee md, production Lisa Opie 2019 ranking 2nd shows Strictly Come Dancing (BBC), Seven Worlds One Planet (BBC), EastEnders (BBC), Trying (Apple), Inside Hotel Chocolat (C5), Famalam (BBC)
It’s the second year that BBC Studios Production has featured in the Production 100, and it is included as it now makes shows for a variety of broadcasters and is no longer simply an inhouse production division of the BBC. In the past year, BBC Studios
has secured a range of new commissions from streamers and broadcasters outside the BBC, including Trying for Apple and A Secret Evening with Kylie for Channel 4. It also continues to make top BBC shows including Strictly, Doctor Who and EastEnders through to live events like lockdown
Strictly Come Dancing
special The Big Night In. BBC Studios Production is
part of BBC Studios, an integrated global producer distributor and a
BBC Group subsidiary. BBC Studios also holds investments in a number of indies such as Lookout Point and Baby Cow.
atlantic ceo Anthony Geffen md Claudia Perkins exec producer David Lee head of production Josh Pitt 2019 ranking 63rd shows Belsen - Our Story (BBC2), Judy Dench’s Wild Borneo (ITV1), Back to the Titantic (Nat Geo), History of the Emirates (Nat Geo)
Aurora (All3Media) md Lawrence Duffy 2019 ranking - shows Formula E (BBC), Goodwood (ITV), Six Day Cycling (Sky/Eurosport), Cricket World Cup Opening Party (BBC)
Belsen: Our Story
Sports producer Aurora saw all production stood down for five months as lockdown halted competitive action. There’s “signs of life” in Q3 and Q4, says the All3Media owned producer, which cites digital as a key growth area.
baby cow (BBC Studios) creative director Steve Coogan ceo Christine Langan md Sarah Monteith finance director Jonathan Merrell 2019 ranking 78 shows Red Dwarf: The Promised Land (Dave)
back2back md David Notman-Watt head of production Anna Boronat head of development Holly Bigsby operations director Rebecca Notman-Watt 2019 ranking 93 shows Scrap Kings (Quest), Help! My House is Haunted (Really), The World’s Deadliest Weather (BBC Earth), Saved on Camera (BBC1)
Red Dwarf: The Promised Land
Returning brands have helped Back2Back to its busiest year to date. Scrap Kings, for example, is on its fourth series and is delivering 40 episodes.
blink FILMS (Tin Roof Media) creative directors Dan Chambers, Justine Kershaw group ops director Ulla Streib 2019 ranking 60 shows Fred and Rose West, The Real Story (ITV), Shut Ins (C4), Mummy Mysteries (C5), Mystic Britain (Smithsonian)
Factual producer Blink has just delivered its first streamer series, Meet the Chimps, to Disney+. Tom Kerridge’s BBQs was a hit for the Food Network, and was produced entirely during lockdown. .
blue zoo co-founders Oli Hyatt, Tom Box, Adam Shaw 2019 ranking - shows It’s Pony (Nickelodeon), The Adventures of Paddington (Nick Jr),
Numberblocks (BBC), Go Jetters (BBC)
boundless (Fremantle) 2019 ranking 23 shows The Apprentice (BBC1), Grand Designs (C4), Escape To The Country (BBC1), Great Railway Journeys (BBC2)
The Adventures of Paddington Autumn 2020 P26
The producer of some of TV’s best known factual shows, the Boundless brand is to disappear this year as Fremantle folds the label into format specialist Naked Television. Managing director Neil Smith is leaving the business to pursue new ventures.
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brinkworth md Malcolm Brinkworth head of creative Xander Brinkworth head of production Gail Pinkerton 2019 ranking 74 shows Accused: Guilty or Innocent? (A&E) Critical Condition (C5), Police: Hour of Duty (C5)
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