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Three projects from Stern & Wild filmmakers nominated for the 2025 Rose d’Or Awards
Posted 20 November 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild clients John Joe Bardsley, Leila Monks and Toby Trackman whose three wonderful projects have been nominated for this year’s Rose d’Or Awards. We are absolutely thrilled for these fantastic filmmakers and their talented teams.
Stern & Wild client helms inside story of the spectacular LEGO F1 Drivers’ Parade at the 2025 Miami Grand Prix
Posted 14 November 2025: Stern & Wild filmmaker Marcus Liversedge has directed what might be the year’s most fun documentary and it’s coming to a screen near you soon.
Two projects from Stern & Wild clients in the running for the RTS Craft & Design Awards
Posted 13 November 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmakers Jenny Ash and Sally Brindle and to their fantastic teams whose brilliant projects have been nominated for the 2025 RTS Craft & Design Awards.
Great response to Stern & Wild client’s Netflix true crime doc
Posted 12 November 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Emily Turner (pictured) whose brilliant feature doc for Netflix, AILEEN: QUEEN OF THE SERIAL KILLERS has generated multiple headlines and gripped audiences across the world since it dropped on the platform on 30 October. Within a day of launching the true crime film was the number one release in the streamer’s global movie chart.
Latest project from Stern & Wild client sees acclaimed visual artist Cornelia Parker reflect on her life in a deeply personal film
Posted 10 November 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Kira Phillips (pictured), one of the Executive Producers of the latest film in the BBC’s cultural biography strand tonight, IN MY OWN WORDS: CORNELIA PARKER which airs on BBC One tomorrow night.
Stern & Wild client celebrates the creativity of Black British filmmakers
Posted 8 November 2025: Stern & Wild filmmaker George Amponsah (pictured) has been very much in demand over the past few weeks as a keynote speaker and conference chair, leading discussions for both Directors UK and the London Stock Exchange Group.
Four projects from Stern & Wild clients in the running for the 2026 Realscreen Awards
Posted 7 November 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmakers Helen Nixon, Robin O’Sullivan, Leo McCrea, Ben Jessop, Ian Denyer and Havana Marking whose four brilliant projects have been nominated for the 2026 Realscreen Awards across the Lifestyle, Non-fiction and Talent categories.
Fantastic raft of nominations for Stern & Wild clients at the 2025 Televisual Bulldog Awards
Posted 3 November 2025: With voting now open, we are thrilled to announce 10 projects made by filmmakers represented by Stern & Wild are in the running for this year’s Televisual Bulldog Awards.
Mafia doc from Stern & Wild client leads this week’s Netflix UK TV show chart
Posted 31 October 2025: Huge shout out to Stern & Wild filmmaker Raïssa Botterman whose fantastic true crime docuseries MOB WAR: PHILADELPHIA VS THE MAFIA is the number one TV show on Netflix in the UK this week.
Chris Holt is the first winner of newly created US screenwriting fellowship
Posted 29 October 2025: We are delighted to announce Stern & Wild filmmaker Chris Holt, pictured left with writer, director, producer Craig Mazin (CHERNOYBL, THE LAST OF US), has won the inaugural Wonder Project | Stand Together Fellowship at this year’s Austin Film Festival for his script 27 COWS.
Stern & Wild client helms moving portrait of a national treasure
Posted 28 October 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Andy Dunn (pictured), Director of IN MY OWN WORDS: TOM JONES, the latest film in the BBC’s cultural biography strand which airs tonight.
Stern & Wild client scoops best directing award
Posted 24 October 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker James Kent (pictured), winner of the Best Director: Fiction prize at the 2025 BAFTA Cymru Awards for his extraordinary BBC drama series LOST BOYS AND FAIRIES.
Final show in latest pub walk series set to air tonight
Posted 22 October 2025: Shout out to Stern & Wild filmmaker Leo McCrea, Director of the second season of Channel 4’s popular factual entertainment series PERFECT PUB WALKS which has been airing this month on More4.
Raïssa Botterman’s mob war docuseries drops today
Posted 22 October 2025: Stern & Wild filmmaker Raïssa Botterman’s fantastic true crime Netflix docuseries MOB WAR: PHILADELPHIA VS. THE MAFIA is available to watch on the platform from today.
Stern & Wild client’s latest project explores Black British identity through the lens of prominent British personalities
Posted 21 October 2025: Shout out to Alex Thomas (pictured) one of the Directors on MISSION MOTHERLAND, a newly announced docuseries for BET UK which follows Black British celebrities and family members as they trace their ancestral histories and explore themes of Black British identity.
BBC announces searing hostage diplomacy doc helmed by Stern & Wild client
Posted 20 October 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Erica Gornall (pictured), Director of the newly announced BBC feature documentary PRISONER 951: THE HOSTAGES’ STORY which examines the six-year ordeal of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, the British-Iranian charity worker held hostage in Tehran.
Aileen Wournos documentary trailer drops
Posted 15 October 2025: Netflix has released the official trailer for the upcoming true crime documentary AILEEN: QUEEN OF THE SERIAL KILLERS which is directed by Stern & Wild filmmaker Emily Turner.
Two projects from Stern & Wild client take centre stage at this year’s MIPCOM
Posted 15 October 2025: Congratulations to Stern & Wild filmmaker Iain “Thompy” Thompson (pictured) on a hugely successful trip to MIPCOM this year which saw two of his projects garner plaudits and applause.
Storm Theunissen’s Joe Wicks documentary grabs the nation’s attention
Posted 10 October 2025: Stand-alone documentary JOE WICKS: LICENSED TO KILL directed by Stern & Wild filmmaker Storm Theunissen has made headlines for nearly two weeks as debate around food safety standards has raged across the press and social media.