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Greenlit: Kara Tointon – Don’t Call Me Stupid, BBC3

Kara Tointon – Don’t Call Me Stupid (1×60′) – Actress Kara Tointon is dyslexic. She has struggled to read throughout her life and has avoided confronting how widely dyslexia has affected her. In this documentary, Kara faces up to the extent to which being dyslexic has affected her, both as an actress and as a [...]

Greenlit: Stacey Dooley Investigates: Kids with Guns, BBC3

Stacey Dooley Investigates: Kids with Guns (1×60′) -  Stacey Dooley, one of the stars of the hit BBC Three series, Blood, Sweat And T-Shirts and her follow-up series Stacey Dooley Investigates, returns with two new moving and insightful documentaries exploring the issue of child exploitation. An estimated 30,000 children have been used as soldiers during [...]

Greenlit: Stacey Dooley Investigates – Child Sex Trafficking in Cambodia, BBC3

Stacey Dooley Investigates: Child Sex Trafficking In Cambodia (1×60′) -  Stacey Dooley, one of the stars of the hit BBC Three series, Blood, Sweat And T-Shirts and her follow-up series Stacey Dooley Investigates, returns with two new moving and insightful documentaries exploring the issue of child exploitation. Stacey Dooley travels to Cambodia, where an estimated [...]

Greenlit: My Boyfriend the War Hero, BBC3

My Boyfriend the War Hero (1×60′) – In July 2009, 16-year-old Vicky got engaged to her soldier boyfriend Craig, during his two-week rest and recuperation from his first tour of duty in Afghanistan. Less than three weeks later, on 30 July, 18-year-old Craig was hit by a roadside explosive. He lost both legs and an [...]

Greenlit: Missing Presumed Married, BBC3

Missing Presumed Married (1×60′) -  Last year government statistics estimated at least 8,000 young British people were forced into marriage in order to uphold an ancient code of honour. Two years in the making – from the team that made BBC Three’s Bafta-nominated Honour Kills – this thought-provoking documentary series examines the extraordinary, often violent [...]

Greenlit: 14 And A Pop Star, BBC3

14 and a Pop Star (1×60′) – Fourteen-year-old Rebecca is an ordinary schoolgirl from the Isle of Man – but in Japan she is known as Beckii Cruel, a teen icon and an internet sensation. Beckii became famous in Japan after uploading films of herself performing an eccentric Japanese dance called Danjo onto YouTube, which [...]

Greenlit: My Brother and Me, BBC3

My Brother And Me (1×60′) – In this inspiring documentary TV presenter Jeff Brazier explores his relationship with his brother Spencer, who has cerebral palsy. Spencer is 24. He has never had a job or a girlfriend and spends his days watching TV and playing computer games. Jeff believes that despite his disability Spencer is [...]

Greenlit: My Soldier, BBC3

My Soldier (1×60′) – Documentary about a young couple whose lives were changed when one of them was injured by a bomb whilst on tour in Afghanistan. Channel: BBC3 Producer: Matchlight TX: Late 2010 Source: Broadcast

Greenlit: Masters of the Universe, BBC3

Masters Of The Universe (1×60′) – adrenaline geek Greg Foot explores how things work – from the everyday object to the cosmos. Channel: BBC3 Producer: BBC TX: 2011 Source: Broadcast

Greenlit: High – How Drugs Work, BBC3 / Nat Geo

High – How Drugs Work w/t (3×60′) – a CGI series about the effects of cocaine, cannabis and ecstacy on the human body. Channel: BBC3 / Nat Geo Producer: Pioneer Productions TX: 2011 Source: Broadcast