Posted 23 April 2025: Huge congratulations to Helen Nixon (pictured) on a great reception for her fantastic film uncovering the family history of Hollywood actor Andrew Garfield which kicked off the latest series of Who Do You Think You Are? on BBC One last night.
Read MorePosted 7 April 2025: Huge shout out to Stern & Wild client Tom Stubberfield, whose gripping new drama-doc Jack the Ripper: Written in Blood is set to launch on Sky History and NOW TV tomorrow.
Read MorePosted 27 March 2025: A feature-length version of the documentary Twitter: Breaking the Bird premieres on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer on Monday 31 March.
Read MorePosted 27 March 2025: A warm welcome and many congratulations to new Stern & Wild client Paula Wittig (pictured) whose chilling three-part docuseries Black Widow has been nominated for a 2025 True Crime Award.
Read MorePosted 27 March 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Miles Blayden-Ryall, whose amazing conservation documentary Silverback has been nominated for a BAFTA Television Craft Award in the Photography: Factual category.
Read MorePosted 27 March 2025: Huge shout out to the three super talented Stern & Wild filmmakers whose projects are in the running for one of this year’s prestigious BAFTA Television Awards.
Read MorePosted 26 March 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild client Tanya Stephan, Director of the upcoming Sky Original docuseries The Girl Who Caught a Killer, which tells the extraordinary story of Rachael Watts, now 42, who as a young girl was kidnapped by a stranger, strangled, and left for dead.
Read MorePosted 26 March 2025: Huge respect to Stern & Wild client Alex Thomas (pictured), Series Director of the newly announced Sky Original docuseries Bibaa & Nicole: Murder in the Park, which tells the story behind the shocking killings of sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman, and the police misconduct that followed.
Read MorePosted 25 March 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild’s Leo McCrea, whose brilliant new travelogue series reuniting Men Behaving Badly stars Neil Morrissey and Martin Clunes launches tonight on U&Gold.
Read MorePosted 25 March 2025: Best of luck to all the Stern & Wild filmmakers whose projects are in the running for an RTS Programme Award at tonight’s ceremony.
Read MorePosted 21 March 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Gareth Johnson whose extraordinary three-part docuseries The Body Next Door has been nominated for a 2025 True Crime Award.
Read MorePosted 20 March 2025: We are delighted to announce that Stern & Wild client Miles Blayden-Ryall’s feature documentary Silverback has been nominated for the best Environmental & Wildlife programme prize at this year’s Banff World Media Festival Rockie Awards.
Read MorePosted 20 March 2025: Huge congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Storm Theunissen whose brilliant documentary Blood on the Shelves: Secrets of the Xinjiang Tomato Industry has been shortlisted for Best Broadcast Investigation at this year’s Amnesty Media Awards.
Read MorePosted 12 March/25 March 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild clients Havana Marking, Miles Blayden-Ryall, Toby Trackman and Chris Wilson whose recent projects have been nominated for this year’s RTS Programme Awards.
Read MorePosted 7 March 2025: Four-part docuseries Twitter: Breaking the Bird premieres on CNN this weekend.
Read MorePosted 26 February 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild client Tom Stubberfield, Showrunner on Sky History’s newly announced docudrama series Jack the Ripper: Written in Blood (w/t).
Read MorePosted 24 February 2025: Huge shout out to Stern & Wild clients Robin O’Sullivan and Leo McCrea on their brilliant new docuseries No Taste Like Home with Antoni Porowski (pictured) which launches on Disney+ in the UK today.
Read MorePosted 12 February 2025: Huge congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Rajesh Thind, who has been selected as one of 20 filmmakers to participate in the 2025/26 BAFTA Elevate career development programme.
Read MorePosted 11 February 2025: Huge congratulations to Stern & Wild’s Sally Brindle, Series Producer of the gripping new docuseries Surviving Black Hawk Down which dropped on Netflix this week.
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