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8 DAYS: TO THE MOON & BACK
Following its BAFTA nomination, the Philip Ralph scripted feature-length docudrama has been nominated as Outstanding Historical Documentary at the Emmys (more here) and for Best Science Documentary at the Grierson Awards (more here).
8 DAYS: TO THE MOON & BACK
The Philip Ralph scripted feature-length docudrama has been nominated for Best Specialist Factual Programme at the BAFTA 2020 TV Awards. full nominee list here
8 DAYS: TO THE MOON & BACK
The Philip Ralph scripted feature-length docudrama has been nominated for Best Specialist Factual Programme at the BAFTA 2020 TV Awards. full nominee list here
ROYALS NEXT DOOR
JTM writers Line Langebek and Sophie Hetherington are both writing multiple episodes of the upcoming Finnish animation series Royals Next Door, with Langebek also script editing. more here.
BODY HORROR
Lucy Catherine’s futuristic feminist podcast charts one woman’s journey of self- discovery in a world where the booming transplant industry can cater for all your wildest desires. more here
BODY HORROR
Lucy Catherine’s futuristic feminist podcast charts one woman’s journey of self- discovery in a world where the booming transplant industry can cater for all your wildest desires. more here
BEST SCRIPT WRITER
Nick Leather has won Best Script Writer at this year’s RTS North West Awards for his MOTHER’S DAY screenplay. more here
8 DAYS: TO THE MOON & BACK
With a screenplay written by Philip Ralph, BBC2’s feature-length docudrama celebrates 50 years since the moon landings by bringing hours of recently declassified cockpit audio to life, adding new insight to Apollo 11’s famous voyage. BBC2, 9pm Wednesday 10th July. trailer here
MOTHER’S DAY WINS A ROCKIE
The Nick Leather penned BBC Studios factual drama won Best TV Movie at this year’s Banff World Media Festival Rockie Awards. more here
MOTHER’S DAY WINS A ROCKIE
The Nick Leather penned BBC Studios factual drama won Best TV Movie at this year’s Banff World Media Festival Rockie Awards. more here
CRONGTON KNIGHTS
Emteaz Hussain’s new stage adaptation of Alex Wheatle’s Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize Winner will premiere at the Belgrade Theatre Coventry from 8-22 February 2020 and will then embark on a national tour until May. more here
