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SEPTEMBER FILMS, a division of DCD Media, is a leading UK independent television and film production company with offices in London and Los Angeles. It was founded in 1992 by feature film director and former September Films Chairman, David Green, who devised the groundbreaking Hollywood Women series that launched the company.
Having produced over 1,000 hours of primetime television during the last 16 years, September is an established specialist in factual entertainment, documentaries & features, reality programming and entertainment formats.
The company’s distinctive style of highly acclaimed, popular programming consistently delivers high ratings and is commissioned by all of the major UK broadcasters as well as many leading US broadcasters. The recent appointment of a new generation of creative executives headed up by Director of Programmes, Peter Davey and new arrival, Sheldon Lazarus, Creative Director, Factual, is now expanding into all non-fiction genres and formats.
While September maintains its trademark style of popular factual entertainment programming with strong, character-driven storylines, it is embracing the 21st Century digital landscape with programming as diverse as When Women Rule The World and Beauty & The Geek for C4/ E4, I Am The Elephant Man for C4, Boys Joined at the Head for FIVE and Discovery Health (US), The Human Camera for FIVE, Alan Whicker's Journey of a Lifetime for BBC2, Quest for the Lost Ark for History Channel (US) and C4, The Duchess for HGTV (US) and Bridezillas for WE (US).
AWARDS:
Recognition by the industry for the originality, standard and quality of production includes nominations for the highly acclaimed EDDIE IRVINE: THE INSIDE TRACK and the landmark ITV HOLLYWOOD franchise, as well as the Montreux Rose D’or award for OZZY OSBOURNE UNCUT, a FIVE biography special, which spawned MTV's THE OSBOURNES.
September's first feature film, HOUSE OF AMERICA, won 4 Welsh BAFTAs and 2 prizes at the Stockholm International Film Festival, and its second feature film, SOLOMON & GAENOR, was nominated for a Hollywood OSCAR.
Having produced over 1,000 hours of primetime television during the last 16 years, September is an established specialist in factual entertainment, documentaries & features, reality programming and entertainment formats.
The company’s distinctive style of highly acclaimed, popular programming consistently delivers high ratings and is commissioned by all of the major UK broadcasters as well as many leading US broadcasters. The recent appointment of a new generation of creative executives headed up by Director of Programmes, Peter Davey and new arrival, Sheldon Lazarus, Creative Director, Factual, is now expanding into all non-fiction genres and formats.
While September maintains its trademark style of popular factual entertainment programming with strong, character-driven storylines, it is embracing the 21st Century digital landscape with programming as diverse as When Women Rule The World and Beauty & The Geek for C4/ E4, I Am The Elephant Man for C4, Boys Joined at the Head for FIVE and Discovery Health (US), The Human Camera for FIVE, Alan Whicker's Journey of a Lifetime for BBC2, Quest for the Lost Ark for History Channel (US) and C4, The Duchess for HGTV (US) and Bridezillas for WE (US).
AWARDS:
Recognition by the industry for the originality, standard and quality of production includes nominations for the highly acclaimed EDDIE IRVINE: THE INSIDE TRACK and the landmark ITV HOLLYWOOD franchise, as well as the Montreux Rose D’or award for OZZY OSBOURNE UNCUT, a FIVE biography special, which spawned MTV's THE OSBOURNES.
September's first feature film, HOUSE OF AMERICA, won 4 Welsh BAFTAs and 2 prizes at the Stockholm International Film Festival, and its second feature film, SOLOMON & GAENOR, was nominated for a Hollywood OSCAR.
© September Films 2008