This week in Edinburgh, the BBC shared news of some of their exciting new commissions including SIGNS FOR CHANGE (w/t) produced by Rogan Productions. The one-off film follows British actress and Strictly Come Dancing 2021 winner Rose Ayling-Ellis as she reveals the daily challenges, discrimination and barriers faced by deaf people.
Channel 4’s autumn commissioning celebrates it’s 40 years as a broadcaster with a range of thought-provoking commissions, including our three-part series The 80’s: The Future is Now. The series tells a story of ‘80s Britain in a new way: how a cocktail of politics, culture and technology – along with some extraordinary personalities – reshaped the nation and arguably, the world.
Made by Rogan Digital for The Balvenie, this documentary celebrates the artisans who keep craftsmanship alive around the world, from a jeweller in Mumbai to a bell founder in Normandy.
Susie Davies shines a light on her experience being involved in this film and how she has had to adapt to lockdown measures for her own safety.
Co-directed and co-produced Angie Mason & Nick Green, our latest documentary ‘Old Alone & Stuck at Home’ tells the stories of the elderly and vulnerable people self-isolating during the crisis. We caught up with them both to find out more about their experiences and how they’ve had to adapt to filming amidst a pandemic, discussing the challenges of capturing and telling the stories of those most vulnerable people in society, as well as being careful to protect themselves along the way.
