
Susie Davies, contributor on ‘Old, Alone & Stuck at Home’, discusses her experience of lockdown
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.
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.
As the country prepares for the easing of lockdown, Old, Alone & Stuck at Home tells the stories of the elderly and vulnerable people self-isolating during the crisis – from cancer patients to isolated grand-parents.
Released last year on BBC one, our documentary Stabbed: Britain’s Knife Crime Crisis has been nominated for a Televisual Bulldog Award in the ‘Documentary Single’ category.
With 5-star reviews from The Guardian, The Daily Mail & Mail on Sunday, the final episode of Putin: A Russian Spy Story is due to be televised on Monday 6 April at 10pm on Channel 4.
This year Vladimir Putin marked 20 years in office with a dramatic overhaul of the Russian constitution, which could allow him to retain power after his presidential term expires in 2024. A new landmark three-part series coming to Channel 4 this March.
Jane Ayoade, Producer on ‘Stabbed: Britain’s Knife Crime Crisis’ – our double Grierson nominated documentary that aired on BBC One in 2019 – writes about her experience working on films related to youth violence, her approach to documenting this highly sensitive issue, the importance of the duty of care and why she was attracted to this project in the first place.
Two days before the UK leaves the European Union, Rogan Productions & Trumble Films go inside the world of the man who brought us Brexit; Nigel Farage. Tune into Channel 4 at 9pm on Wednesday 29 January to watch our latest film commissioned by Channel 4.
We’ve had an incredibly busy year of filmmaking, with some important new films being released for broadcast and also across online channels. At the end of 2018 we launched our sister company Rogan Digital, a commercially focused division producing online content for brands and agencies. Over the course of 2019 we released 3 new broadcast documentaries and embarked on 3 new projects for Rogan Digital.
With careers in the Media & TV industry being highly competitive, getting your foot in the door and then keeping up with the demands of the job are vitally important in making your mark on the industry.