News
What our clients have been up to
Few people can claim to have sparked a media manhunt, but when explorer Benedict Allen went missing in Papua New Guinea in 2017 he hit the headlines across the world. Now, you can hear his dramatic story in full for the first time.
The world premiere of Benedict’s film 'Missing in Papua New Guinea' tells the whole, unvarnished truth of his solo expedition to Papua New Guinea.
Join Benedict at St George’s Bristol on Monday 7 October at 7pm.
Photo credit: Martin Hartley
The Lost Scrolls of Pompeii: New Revelation sees Professor Alice Roberts uncover the ground-breaking science being used by computer scientist Brent Seales as he tries to decipher ancient scrolls found at the site of Herculaneum in Italy. Attempts to physically open them have reduced almost all of them to dust, but Brent is combining cutting-edge scanning techniques with his own artificial intelligence software to attempt to teach a computer to read inside the scrolls without ever having to open them.
The programme airs this Sunday (12 May) on Channel 5 at 9pm.
A roundabout in Aberdeen could go viral after Libby Penman gave them a starring role in BBC Scotland nature show Landward.
The roundabout, one of Aberdeen’s busiest, has been completely taken over by the colony of rabbits, with one local resident telling Libby they have been there “as long as I can remember.”
“It’s not the most scenic location I’ve been to to film wildlife,’ commented Libby.
Landward (2024, E5) is available to stream across the UK on BBC iPlayer now.
We are delighted to announce that Professor Alice Roberts will be touring Australia in November 2024 with a new show: From Cell to Civilisation. Humankind, genetics, and archaeology.
For more information, and to book tickets, visit Lateral Events.
Love Nature has unveiled a slate of new commissions. Deep Dive North America, sees Lizzie Daly team up with US-based experts and marine research institutions to examine the marine life of North America. The project is a spin-off from Love Nature’s Deep Dive Australia.
Snow Leopards with Dan O’Neill follows the wildlife filmmaker as he goes on an extreme conservation mission to the mountains of Kyrgzstan and Mongolia to reveal the hunting behaviour, social dynamics and territorial range of these elusive animals.
Your Place or Mine, hosted by Shaun Keaveny and Iszi lawrence has returned to BBC Radio 4 for a fourth series. The new season kicked off with the actor Stephen Mangan speaking about Ireland. All episodes are available on BBC Sounds.
To mark World Earth Day on Monday 22 April Michaela Strachan appeared in a special ‘green’ edition of Loose Women, filmed at the Eden Project in Cornwall. Now available to watch on ITVX.
The third year of the BBC’s ambitious, seven-year, natural history project ‘Our Changing Planet’ sees Steve Backshall returning to the Maldives, to take part in a world-first collaboration that could be the key to restoring reefs around the globe.
This programme, along with episodes from series one and two, are available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
New tour dates have been added to Steve’s 2024 Ocean tour! Following a sell-out tour last year, Steve Backshall is returning to venues across the UK in October and November 2024. From Inverness to Truro, he’ll talk about the most exciting environment on our planet, the Ocean!!! Tickets now on sale.
We loved working on the collaboration between Steve Backshall and Frontier Developments plc – the company behind Planet Zoo – to launch a new interactive console game which allows you to create the ultimate zoo! Take a look at the video here.
The second series of Royal Autopsy sees anatomist and biological anthropologist Professor Alice Roberts rejoin Home Office Pathologist Dr Brett Lockyer to lead a unique investigation into the cause of death of four more British Monarchs: King George IV, Mary Tudor, King Henry IV and Queen Anne. Series 2 starts on Tuesday 2 April at 9pm on Sky History.
Steve Backshall is back at Longleat this May Half Term with an exclusive new live animal show! From 25th May to 2nd June, he'll be at the park and joined by all sorts of weird and wonderful animals. Tickets are now available for Steve Backshall Live at Longleat, don't miss out.
