Films of Record is part of the Ten Alps group.
Ten Alps makes and sells great factual media - TV, online and print.
(granada/itv) 1 x 90mins
Filmed record of the passage of the Consumer Protection Act. The first unstaged observational film inside the British government.
(c4) 3 x 60
Observational series following both sides of an ongoing industrial dispute between Governors and prison officers inside Wandsworth prison. As a strike looms, we filmed Ministers and officials in the Home Office and Prison Service.
(granada/itv) 3 x 60mins
Royal Television Society Award for Best Current Affairs Documentary.
A series of the party's effort to be Euro-Communist
(granada/itv) 3 x 90
Un-staged observational films of decisions at the top of major multinationals and government institutions, including British Steel and Occidental Petroleum. The British Steel film has been used extensively in training at both London and Harvard Business Schools.
(c4) 3 x 60
TX: 1995
Policing / Sentencing / Punishment: Series setting out other ways of approaching crime and community safety in Britain.
(bbc)
Eleven unstaged observational films inside the Thames Valley Constabulary (BAFTA / TV Critics Circle/ ETMA Awards) The episode on rape changed the way police handle rape cases. All are used in training.
(bbc) 5 x 60
Observational series on a campaign by Regional Crime Squad No.5 to crack gangs of London armed robbers.
(granada/itv) 1 x 90mins
Verite record of the struggles to pass a directive against waste. The first unstaged observational film allowed inside the EU headquarters.
(bbc/kcet/pbs) 5 x 60
Un-staged observational films on communication: Family/School/ Work/ Politics / Diplomacy. Began ‘fly on the wall’ observational style in the UK. Includes the first unstaged observational films inside the US Senate, the State Department, the United Nations, and inside the Plessey Company.
(bbc4) 1x 60/90 (in development)
50th Anniversary in 2011 - a film about the Human Rights Organisation which is recognized throughout the world. We look at how Amnesty changed the world and how the world has changed Amnesty.
(bbc 2) 1 x 60
A portrayal of the bloody fight for land in South Africa, 10 years after the end of Apartheid.
(c4) 1 x 60 (in development)
Made entirely from CCTV footage and set to music, this unique 24 hour portrait of Britain that will alter your perception of CCTV and also tell you about Britain today.
(c4) 1 x 60
TX: 2nd march 2009
Observational film watching bin men and council officials trying to enforce new recycling rules against popular resistance to change
(c4) 1x60
TX: 9th april 2009
The inside story of the killings in the Foster family
(c4) 1 x 30
TX: 3rd july 2009
Exploring the world of personalised number plates
(bbc1) 8 x 30mins
TX: 27th feb 2006
Observational series about Manchester’s female cops.
(bbc4) 1 x 90min
TX: 22nd may 2008
(winner best documentary britdocs 2007)
Deeply moving observational film by Kim Longinotto about the Mulberry Bush School in Oxfordshire, the last chance for emotionally disturbed children aged 5 to 11.
(bbc 1) 3 x 60
Highly praised observational series following a year of the work of the elite Metropolitan police teams tackling black-on-black gun crime.
(bbc2) 1 x 90
TX: 18th oct 2006
Shortlisted Best Documentary Grierson Awards 2007 Moving observational film about single fathers raising their children on their own
(bbc1) 1 x 60
Follows the British Transport Police and Health and Saftey Executives 3 year investigation into the cause of this horrific crash
(bbc 2) 1 x 60
A story of life and death on the Moscow property market where the civil law and corruption erodes any sense of security.
(itv/ard) 1 x 66
TX: 11 september 2002
Documentary following four British families affected by 11 September over the following year.
(bbc 1) 2 x 60
NOMINEE BROADCAST BEST TV DOCUMENTARY 2005
NOMINEE RTS BEST TV DOCUMENTARY 2005
Observational doc’s about how probation and police officers deal with dangerous sex offenders when they come out of prison and return to the community.
(bbc) 1 x 60
With GM almost bankrupt this ‘poem’ to Detroit will chart the rise and fall of America’s motor car city.
(five) 1 x 60
TX: 1st july 2008
This documentary film takes an exclusive look at the remarkable forensic work conducted this year into what has been called ‘the crime of the century’. Experts in DNA analysis have cast serious doubt over the 1910 conviction of Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen for the alleged murder of his wife, Cora.
(bbc1) 1 x 60mins
TX: : wednesday 23rd april 2003
This film follows some of the survivors and bereaved families as they piece their lives together
(bbc1) 3 x 60
TX: 21st july 2009
A landmark experimental observational documentary series with Nick Ross. He assesses the scale of crime in a major city over short period, how the justice system fails to deal with it and what can be done to stop it.
(bbc2) 3 x 60
A review of the Children’s Act twenty years on. We follow the impact of the Family Courts decisions in separated families over many years. With the best of intentions, how have those decisions played out over time?
(bbc2) 3 x 60
A landmark access series in Great Ormond Street Children’s Hospital. The films will follow key medical teams, their elite medical achievements and the effect on children’s lives.
(itv) 1 x 60
TX: jan 2009
A report from the front line on the impact of Britain’s expanding population on the demand for housing, transport and amenities.
(c4) 1 x 60
TX: 11th sept 2008
Story of a woman who falsely claims to have survived 9/11
(bbc4/abc/cbc) 1 x 90
TX: 6th aug 2008
We follow the efforts to save the orang-utan and the Indonesian rain forests, where burning forest to plant palm trees produces huge damage to the environment as well as killing thousands of orang-utans. But it’s the only local source of income. Can carbon trading save the situation?
(bbc learning)
TX: 12th may 2008
Access documentary inside one of Britain’s schools for teenage mums and pregnant schoolgirls
(bbc) 1 x 60 min
TX: 1st oct 2007
British Muslim Ruhi Hamid goes to Nigeria to see how Shari’ah law works in practise alongside UK style civil law to see if it could work here.
(bbc2/sbs) 1 x 30/60 min
TX: 14th june 2007
Observational doc following the making of the first Muslim woman life saver. She hopes to change the image of Lebanese after the riots on the beach in Sydney. She wears a full length `burqini’ and struggles to pass the test, but becomes world famous in the process.
(bbc3) 3 x 60
TX: 10th aug 2006
Filmed inside Birmingham prison, the series explores the work and experiences of prison staff.
1 x 40/60
TX: 17th may 2006
Ian Mucklejohn is the first single man in Britain to have created his own children without a female partner. He made triplets which he raises himself.
(bbc2) 3 x 60mins
TX: 24th jan 2006
Dynastic saga featuring Britain’s invisible minority - the Chinese - at a moment of transition and transformation.
(bbc 2) 1 x 90
TX: 2nd march 2004
90 minute special on the build-up and events of October 6th 1985 seen from both the local community and police perspectives.
(bbc1) 1 x 40
TX: 24 july 2003
Rich and poor families living on the same street.
(bbc1) 4 x 40 and 8 x 30
TX: january 2003
Series inside the British Transport Police.
(channel 4/century films) 1 x 1hr
TX: 17 december 2002
BAFTA Award winning musical about the lives of young offenders in prison: writer Simon Armitage / director Brian Hill.
(c4) 3 x 60
TX: august 1999
First major series on management consultants. Using real cases and clients, it focussed on McKinsey & Co. who let cameras in for the first time.
(c4 / kqed-tv / pbs) 3 x 1 hr
TX: feb 1999
Shot in Boston, Fort Worth, Texas and a poor suburb of San Francisco. Dealing with violent mayhem on a major scale, it tracks good examples of how to challenge juvenile violence within and beyond the justice system. Used to launch the National Youth Justice Board - several of its projects are now in the UK.