lost out to C4’s ‘Myanmar’s Killing Fields’ at the RTS Awards last night. We felt very proud and lucky to represent the team, so a huge congratulations and thanks to everyone once again!
True Vision
films that make a difference
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Behind Closed Doors: Through the Eyes of the Child
2019 59 minutes
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How Not To Die
2018 7 minutes
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Stacey Dooley: The Young and Homeless
2018 60 minutes
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Born on the Breadline
2018 26 minutes
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Child of Mine
2018 72 minutes
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Japan's Secret Shame
2018 59 minutes
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Britain's Refugee Children
2018 47 minutes
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Catching a Killer: A Knock at The Door
2018 62 minutes
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Catching A Killer: A Bullet Through The Window
2017 62 minutes
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Poor Kids USA: Update
2017 57 minutes
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The Truth About Muslim Marriage
2017 48 minutes
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Saying Goodbye
2017 59 minutes
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Catching a Killer: The Wind in the Willows Murder
2017 90 minutes
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Catching a Killer: The Search for Natalie Hemming
2017 80 minutes
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Stacey Dooley Investigates: Mums Selling their Kids for Sex
2017 35 minutes
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Hunting the KGB Killers
2017 70 minutes
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Prison, My Parents and Me
2016 60 minutes
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Clean Eating's Dirty Secrets
2016 30 minutes
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Behind Closed Doors
2016 60 minutes
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Sex in Strange Places
2016 52 minutes
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My Son the Jihadi
2015 48 minutes
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My Twin the Jihadi
2015 0 minutes
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Forced Marriage Cops
2015 48 minutes
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Happy Sheffield
2015 3 minutes
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Raining in my Heart
2015 47 minutes
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Kids In Camps - A Comic Relief Special
2015 59 minutes
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Surviving Sandy Hook
2015 59 minutes
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No Place to Call Home
2015 59 minutes
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Rich, Russian and Living in London
2014 58 minutes
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Looking After Mum
2014 59 minutes
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Curing Cancer
2014 47 minutes
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Breadline Kids
2014 48 minutes
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15,000 Kids & Counting
2014 48 minutes
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TB - Return of the Plague
2014 70 minutes
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God's Cadets: Joining The Salvation Army
2014 78 minutes
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Our Soldiers: Return to Civvy Street
2013 55 minutes
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The Hunt For Britain's Sex Gangs
2013 48 minutes
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Syria's Children
2013 4 minutes
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America's Poor Kids
2013 59 minutes
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Growing Up Poor - Lads
2013 57 minutes
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Growing Up Poor - Girls
2013 57 minutes
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Poor Kids USA: Frontline
2012 53 minutes
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Chinese Murder Mystery
2012 47 minutes
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Golden Oldies
2012 59 minutes
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Kashmir's Torture Trail
2012 47 minutes
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Ukraine's Forgotten Children
2012 89 minutes
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Britain's Sex Gangs
2011 47 minutes
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Loved but Lost
2011 10 minutes
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Up In Smoke
2011 70 minutes
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Poor Kids
2011 59 minutes
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War Child / Children of Gaza
2010 78 minutes
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The Nurture Room
2011 90 minutes
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City of Fear
2010 48 minutes
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Britain's Street Kids
2010 53 minutes
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Zimbabwe's Forgotten Children
2010 90 minutes
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Obama Mama
0 83 minutes
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The Lost Girls of South Africa
2010 90 minutes
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Jobless
2010 60 minutes
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Slumdog Children of Mumbai
2010 48 minutes
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Brought Up By Booze
2009 60 minutes
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Into That Good Night
2009 24 minutes
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Bulgaria's Abandoned Children-Revisited
2009 60 minutes
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Dangerous Love
2009 60 minutes
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Bust
2009 60 minutes
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Britain's Challenging Children
2009 50 minutes
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Chosen
2008 98 minutes
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Mum Loves Drugs, Not Me...
2008 48 minutes
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Kids, Knives & Broken Lives
2008 60 minutes
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Undercover in Tibet
2008 48 minutes
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Bulgaria's Abandoned Children
2007 90 minutes
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China's Stolen Children
2007 90 minutes
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An Eye for An Eye
2007 15 minutes
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Evicted: The Hidden Homeless
2006 60 minutes
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A World Without Water
2006 90 minutes
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The Real Sex Traffic
2005 90 minutes
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Orphans of Nkandla
2004 90 minutes
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Dying for Drugs
2005 90 minutes
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Screws: Inside Belmarsh
2004 60 minutes
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The Transplant Trade
2004 90 minutes
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Reporters at War
2003 0 minutes
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Beating the Bullies
2003 60 minutes
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Old
2002 60 minutes
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Slavery: A Global Investigation
2000 90 minutes
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Kids Behind Bars
2001 90 minutes
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Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves?
2000 50 minutes
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School Girl Killer
1999 60 minutes
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Eyes of a Child
2001 90 minutes
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Innocents Lost
1998 90 minutes
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How To Be Happy
0 40 minutes
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The Dying Rooms & Return to the Dying Rooms
0 49 minutes
Latest News View All
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Feb 2019
Japan's Secret Shame nominated for RTS Award
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Feb 2019
Edinburgh TV Festival Nominations
Many congratulations to Katie Rice, nominated in the Edinburgh TV Festival New Voices Awards for the Victor Adebodun Debut Director Award for Child of Mine! And very nice that True Vision has been nominated as one of the Best Companies for New Talent
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Feb 2019
Japan's Secret Shame nominated for RTS Award
Well done Erica, Shiori, Hannah and Ella, Japan's Secret Shame has been nominated for the Royal Television Society Award for Best International Current Affairs programme.
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Jan 2019
Channel 4 eyes True Vision Yorkshire deal...
Rumours in Broadcast...
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Nov 2018
Brian gives RTS masterclasses in London & Cambridge
Brian ha recently given masterclasses on documentary making in both London and Cambridge for the Royal Television Society. Interviewed in London by Alex Graham, and I Cambridge by Fiona Chesterton, Brian was described by Alex as "the film-maker's film-maker". You can watch the Masterclass in London, where Brian was joined on stage midway by protege and director of Child of Mine, Katie Rice, below.
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Nov 2018
AIB Highly Commended x 2
Well done Chris, Richard & Ludo - both Catching the KGB Killers AND Britain's Refugee Children Highly Commended and the AIB Awards
The Judges said:-
True Vision for Channel 4
Hunting the KGB Killers
When former Russian secret service agent Alexander
Litvinenko was killed in London with radioactive polonium
in 2006, his assassination shocked the world. Litvinenko
had been granted asylum in London after fleeing Russia.
In Hunting the KGB Killers we get the inside story of the
politically motivated murder, down to how he helped the
police on his deathbed. “Excitingly told and elaborately
and professionally transformed into pictures”, commented
our judges; “a carefully produced and gripping insight
into a high-profile story which shed much new light on the
case”.Channel 4
Britain’s Refugee Children
Adapting to a new life as a refugee in a foreign country,
thousands of miles from home, is far from easy.
Britain’s Refugee Children closely follows six refugee
children as they build a new life in Britain, seeking
sanctuary from violence and destruction at home. The
judges thought this was “an excellent film about the
reality of arriving in Britain as a refugee” and said “the
simple format and structure offer a heart-warming and
compelling narrative that resonates in today’s political
environment”.
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Sep 2018
AIB Nominations for Hunting the KGB Killers AND Britain's Refugee Children
Well done both teams for being nominated for the AIB Awards. Investigative Documentary for KGB Killers, and Domestic Current Affairs for Refugee Kids!
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Sep 2018
The Truth About Muslim Marriage nominated
Well done to Anna Hall and The Truth About Muslim Marriage team, nominated for a Best Investigation at the Asian Media Awards
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Sep 2018
Child Of Mine cinema release
Katie Rice's extraordinary documentary, Child of Mine is being released in cinemas to mark Baby Loss Awareness Week - October 8th-16th. Click here to book tickets.
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