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We have over 15 years experience directing, shooting, producing and casting documentaries for the world’s major broadcasters. Flow provides full production services in-house, from script & ideas development, through shooting to post-production (offline editing, sound mix and picture grade). We also work on a freelance basis providing camera, directing and producing services. We have a nose for good characters and expertise in telling compelling stories. Have a click through our documentaries below – both in-house productions and freelance projects.
In a special interview with Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, Mehdi Hassan poses some tough questions on Al-Jazeera’s Upfront programme.
The spark for 2013’s social unrest in Brazil was a nationwide hike in public transport fares but this quickly broadened to resentment over the billions of dollars of taxpayer’s money being spent on the World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games and the treatment of protesters by police.
Molly and her 10- year-old brother Mitch are being brought up by their grandparents in Kent. Val and Ron have been looking after these two of their seven grandchildren for eight years after their mother Tammy died unexpectedly in 2001 and their father left the family. They are among the 200,000 grandparents in the UK bringing up their grandchildren, numbers which are rising.
The number for fraud in the Nigerian penal code is 419, and one of the latest types of fraud is the Internet Romance Scam. Brenda and Caroline are two British women who were scammed by Nigerian men using fake identities on internet dating websites.
In the penultimate episode of Idiot Abroad 2, Karl heads to Japan to take on the great Mount Fuji. After touching down, Karl goes for a drink with cats in a Cafe in Tokyo, then Ricky and Steve put him up in a ‘capsule’ hotel, send him to a Sumo wrestling stable, arrange for Karl to meet a Zen Master and send him on the world’s steepest rollercoaster.
Flow was sent by Discovery Canada’s Daily Planet Program to Pernambuco in North East Brazil to shoot and produce a documentary segment about vampire bats.
Winner of the New York Film Festivals Social Issues Award 2016 and Netflix Prize nominee of the same year, Uprising is a documentary about the use of modern technology by citizen journalists who report on social protest movements around the world.
FLOW provided full production services for Episode 1 of Discovery’s series ‘The Gamechangers’ in the Brazilian Amazon Rainforest. We worked closely with Lime Pictures in London to provide a complete crew for the Amazon shoot including director, producer, fixer, equipment, drone operator and all transport/logistics.
Too Black for TV was commissioned by the Guardian international documentaries strand. Directed by Barney Lankester-Owen and produced by Bruce Douglas, FLOW production Too Black for TV has been seen by over 8 million people and helped contributed to the growing debate on racism in Brazilian media.
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