Statement from The Family of Nicola Bulley
Collectively we thought long and hard about taking part in a documentary about Nikki. It wasn’t an easy decision. Nikki's face and name quickly became very recognisable, but there is so much to share about Nikki the person.
For Liam McArdle
It doesn’t feel fair to have to write this. To lose a director, a colleague, a father so young is simply heartbreaking. The news of Liam McArdle passing so suddenly before New Year’s Eve has been a devastating blow for all of us at Rogan Productions.
The Secret of Me (w/t) announced by Rogan Scotland, Film4, Channel 4 & Screen Scotland
Directed and produced Grace Hughes-Hallett (producer of Three Identical Strangers) the documentary lifts the lid on a medical scandal that started in America in the 1960s and exploded into the public eye in the 2000s.
Signs for Change Tweets
Just a short selection of the #SignsForChange tweets that led to the hashtag reach the #1 trending topic spot when the programme aired on BBC One on 26th June at 9pm.
Sky announces Zuckerberg: King of the Metaverse
For the first time, this feature documentary will piece together the events of Mark Zuckerberg's life and his creation of Facebook and Meta, to reveal one of the most powerful figures of the 21st century.
Netflix Greenlights Feature Documentary On Dramatic Euro 2020 Wembley Final
he Euro 2020 Final, which featured a dramatic England penalty defeat to Italy and chaos as thousands of un-ticketed fans attempted to storm Wembley Stadium, is to be charted in a Netflix feature documentary.
BBC announce Signs for Change
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.
Celebrating 40 years of Channel 4 with our 3×60′ series on the ’80s.
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.
