Company Pictures

Company Pictures

Type	Private
Industry	Film
Founded	1998
Headquarters	London, United Kingdom
Products	Motion pictures Television programs
Owner(s)	All3Media
Website	[1]

Company Pictures is an independent British television production company which has produced drama programming for many broadcasters. Their productions have included:

• drama series Wild at Heart (2006-date) for ITV1, written by Ashley Pharoah.
• drama series Life Is Wild (2007 on The CW)
• the comedy drama Skins (2007-date) for E4
• the comedy drama Shameless (2004-date) for Channel 4, written by BAFTA winning writer Paul Abbott.
• the adaptation of Jonathan Coe's novel The Rotters' Club (2005) for BBC Two
• the television movie The Life and Death of Peter Sellers for BBC Films and HBO
• ITV serial Talk to Me, starring Max Beesley. Written by BAFTA winning writer Danny Brocklehurst.
• The Palace, a drama series about a fictional royal family, for ITV
• the television movie Einstein and Eddington, for the BBC and HBO
• the comedy drama The Invisibles for the BBC
• the drama The Silence for BBC One
• the comedy drama Beaver Falls (2011-date) for the E4

They favour working with a select pool of writers and directors, including Paul Abbott, Bryan Elsley, Danny Brocklehurst, Peter Flannery, Billy Ivory and Dearbhla Walsh.

References

External links

• Official site

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