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Crackit TV is producing the new ten-part series Crime Scene Cleaners, which follows crime scene cleaning companies in the U.K. and U.S., for Channel 4.
Channel 4 is releasing a gritty new crime series that will go behind-the-scenes of the most jaw-dropping murders.
After a brutal assault, a murder, a burglary, or when a cannabis farm or a drugs den is busted, it isn’t the responsibility of the Emergency Services to clean up the mess.
Crackit TV has won a 10-part series commission from Channel 4 to produce revealing new format, Crime Scene Cleaners.
After a brutal assault, a murder, a burglary, or when a cannabis farm or a drugs den is busted, it isn’t the responsibility of the Emergency Services to clean up the mess.
The 10 x 60’ show follows the experts – in the UK and the USA – as they attend the aftermath of assaults, murders, burglaries, arson attacks and drugs busts, clearing hazardous material and preparing the crime scenes to hand back to the public.
This 10×60” series follows the crime scene cleaning companies in Britain and the USA that help people get their lives back to normal “after the most traumatic events imaginable.”
UK broadcaster Channel 4 has commissioned new 10×60’ factual format Crime Scene Cleaners, following workers who deal with the gory aftermath of murders and other serious incidents.
Three-parter from Police 999 indie features exclusive access to National Crime Agency investigations
Crackit TV has been commissioned by Channel 5 to produce a new three-part feature documentary series, Hunting Britain’s Bedroom Predators (w/t).
Channel 5 is diving further into natural history with a three-part series on sharks from Crackit Productions and GroupM Motion Entertainment.
What would you do if you found out that you had unexpectedly inherited a 19th century cottage in the Brecon Beacons?
Jean Johansson’s front and centre in today’s The Sun – Scotland, talking all things Key To A Fortune.
We’re delighted to have Jean Johansson present our brand new TV series Key To A Fortune.
A chilling Deadliest Families article featured in today’s The Sun Online.
Today’s Daily Star features a double page spread on Deadliest Families.
A&E revealed at the Realscreen Summit on Thursday (February 1) the recipients of three $25,000 development deals.
Channel 5’s latest blue-light series takes viewers to the heart of modern-day policing, accessing bodycam footage to demonstrate the most extreme incidents police officers face.
Crackit Productions has been commissioned by Channel 5 to produce a new series that spotlights modern-day policing in Britain.
Police 999: Clear & Present Danger (w.t.) features bodycam footage to step into the shoes of officers on the streets of the U.K. Six one-hour episodes are in the works.
Crackit Productions has been commissioned by Channel 5 to produce new hi-octane police series Police 999: Clear & Present Danger. With access to shocking bodycam footage, the series gets a unique understanding of the most extreme incidents police officers face on the streets of the UK.
Crackit Productions, the indie behind long-running Channel 5 series Casualty 24/7 (pictured), has been commissioned by Channel 5 to produce a new police series, Police 999: Clear & Present Danger (w/t).
Wednesday night saw the return of Casualty 24/7!
Now in its triumphant sixth series, our cameras followed the mighty team at Barnsley Casualty while working on the frontline.
Emergency Nurses is back for a second season! Cameras have been allowed access to East Anglia’s busiest Emergency Department – Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. Here viewers get to witness heroic NHS staff saving the lives of the nation, while working on the ward and out in the field.
The third outing of Crackit’s Police: Night Shift 999 smashed Channel 5’s slot average to lock up an almost 12% share for the channel in the programme’s highest rated episode for the broadcaster.
Crackit Productions has appointed popular factual format development executive Dan Gilbert as its new Head of Development and reality supremo Sarah Thomson-Woolley as Head of Non-Scripted it was announced today.
The Murder of Alex Rodda: Social Media Murders is nominated for Best Single Documentary.
A select group of potential buyers were given the red-carpet treatment for Send Nudes: Body SOS in September, in a sign that Passion Distribution has earmarked the E4 format as a flagship title.
Elaine Hackett reveals Brighton relocation plans
E4 programme involves participants offering naked photos of themselves for strangers to judge
This Vogue Williams-fronted reality show sees 140 nude photos turned into a giant avatar, so a panel of 50 people can vote on contestants’ new boob or penis size. It’s like a manic dream
Our Northwick Park Hospital A&E team star in the new ITV 2 documentary, Emergency Nurses. Sundays at 8pm.
ITV has today announced the first tranche of factual commissions for ITVX – spanning a range of documentary box sets, a new investigative series and the return of successful series, popular in streaming, that have won recommissions.
Warner Bros. Discovery UK has commissioned three new true crime series – The Swindlers, Dead Fake and Michael Sams: Kidnapper Killer – and renewed Deadliest Mums & Dads for a second season.
Crackit Productions has been commissioned by Channel 5 to produce the new extreme cleaning series, Dirty Home Rescue.
Crackit Productions has been commissioned by Channel 4 to produce a new series, Key to a Fortune.
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