TV Production

We've produced telly programmes for BBC 1, ITV 1 and Channel Four. We're intending  to expand  to the other BBC and ITV channels and satellite. We do documentaries about people rather than drama, news and current affairs and quiz shows, although we wish we'd devised Millionaire or Deal or No Deal.

So for Drumming up a Storm, we uncovered a mystery connection between the legendary American boxer Joe Louis, a bunch of white kids playing the Notting Hill Carnival and a sleepy village in Devon. We got heavily into sex and fetishism for the 12 programmes we did for ITV1. The Nether Region and Summer of Love broke all viewing records as we explored the darker side of peoples' sexual preferences. Not one to watch with your granny. Unless she likes that kind of thing of course. We have a sensitive side too - Village Life looked at, er, life in some pretty villages and Storm Force 10 marked the anniversary of the Fastnet Race disaster when so many people lost their lives.

We also covered the passion a man might have for his hobbies - Boys Toys found blokes ( and we really did try for girls too but it was the men who impressed us ) who had a real passion for their pastimes. We found the fire engine collector with more than 25 real, full sized vehicles; the man who wants to build his own rocket and fire himself into space and the two chums who wanted to get into the record books with a wheelchair, a fast boat and a model plane.

So keep an eye on those end credits - PTW may well be entertaining you in future.

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