Valued at over £4 billion a year, the fast food industry is big business and even bigger controversy… With its globally recognised but fiercely protected recipe for fried chicken, KFC is one of the brands that has divided public opinion. Love it or hate it, the fact is very little is known about what goes on behind the scenes. Now for the first time KFC exclusively throws open its doors in a tell-all documentary series.

This rich character-driven, fast-moving series takes viewers into the heart of the company and into the hearts of its loyal and disloyal customers and reveals why we have become addicted to fried chicken and chips…

The Billion Dollar Chicken Shop beds-in with the KFC brand; from the boardroom to the kitchen and reveals the truth about the company that we all think we know…

They’ve been punished like adults but are still teenagers. In Wild Pictures’ latest prison documentary: Kids Behind Bars, we meet some of America’s youngest and most dangerous criminals growing up inside.

Indiana’s Wabash Correctional Facility, a maximum security prison, is home to 40 teenagers serving terms for up to 65 years for murder, armed robbery and battery. In the state of Indiana, children as young as 10 and charged with serious crimes can be tried and sentenced within the adult criminal justice system.

Their childhoods lost, these boys are fighting to come to terms with how just one moment of madness has completely devastated their young lives. Caught in a system that seems to work against them- what are their hopes for the future…

“I hate myself for what I did and I understand why people hate me. I get it. I hate myself too.”
-Jesus Macedo Perez, 17, serving 65 years for Murder

“We have several in here right now, who have seen a parent kill the other parent. And then we wonder, you know. It’s almost heart-breaking in some ways, what some of the things these young kids have gone through.”
-Aleta Burnett, Youth Case Manager, Wabash Correctional Facility

The Betrayers tells the stories of people who have suffered the ultimate betrayal at the hands of someone they love and trust. From false identities to fake terminal illnesses we find out how intelligent and sensible victims can fall for a seemingly incredible web of lies and discover whether serial fraudsters are driven by criminal greed or psychological flaws.

David Checkley, labelled ‘the man with the golden tongue’ swindled over 30 women out of hundreds of thousands of pounds to fund a luxury lifestyle.

Public school-educated unemployed ex-convict Alistair Stewart posed as a millionaire banker and lavishly romanced a Harvard educated property broker whilst conning her out of her million dollar savings.

The family of a dying man were targeted by friend Beth Hood who faked cancer for her own gain and Paul Dable, defrauded his own parents before setting light to the family home with everyone inside.

We all like to think we can spot a liar and that it would be impossible for people to fool us but the gripping direct testimony in The Betrayers tells a different story…

Fraud Squad penetrates the hidden world of international money launderers who clean millions of pounds stolen from British victims of fraud.

With exclusive access to the City of London Police, Fraud Squad shadows detectives as they target Britain’s major money launderers.

A criminal banker in control of £18 million stolen from British victims is seized at Heathrow Airport. With him is one of the world’s most wanted fraudsters.

Detectives track down an elusive money launderer who used 9 different identities to evade capture after a £7.8 million fraud.

Fraud Squad in this compelling new series, returns to reveal how a new breed of criminal is targeting the British public in multi-million pound investment frauds, often with tragic consequences…

Cameras return to the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) for the critically acclaimed series The Zoo. The films explore the changing role of zoos in the 21^st century as keepers struggle to breed critically endangered animals. They examine the extraordinary relationships between keepers and their animals at one of the oldest and most famous zoos in the world.

Tiger Territory, London Zoo’s £4 million newest centerpiece is being readied for its two stars; critically endangered Sumatran tigers Jae Jae and Melati. Both have newly arrived from zoos in Australia and the USA. Meanwhile, 2 human cardiologists operate for the first time on chimps to try to establish why so many chimps die of heart disease.

We follow passionate vets treating Bertha, a Burmese python ailing with a respiratory infection, anesthetising and X-raying a limping Humboldt penguin and carrying out an ultrasound on a pregnant Galapagos giant tortoise. The keeper at Butterfly Paradise wrestles with a white fly invasion and in the zoo’s rainforest keepers are working out how to keep all the Tamarin monkeys from stealing the sloth’s food. Tiger Territory gets a grand Royal opening by the Duke of Edinburgh and, much to the relief of keepers, the two tigers start mating for the first time, which may well lead to the first tiger cubs at the zoo for 15 years…

Following on from their acclaimed films inside Holloway, Wormwood Scrubs and Strangeways, Wild Pictures has gained extraordinary access to Britain’s most dangerous juvenile institution HMP Aylesbury to produce yet another explosive documentary series.

For new prisoners arriving at Aylesbury Prison, just stepping off the bus can be an intimidating experience. Its reputation for extreme violence means that they will meet young offenders who are considered the most dangerous and volatile in the country.

Aylesbury houses some of the most menacing criminals in Britain – so serious are their crimes, that one in five of the prisoners are serving life or indeterminate sentences – and what sets it completely apart from other prisons is that Aylesbury’s oldest inhabitants are just 21 years old…

BAFTA Nominated
Best Director Factual 2014 

RTS Awards Nominated 
Best Documentary Series 2013

Televisual Bulldog Awards Nominated
Best Documentary Series 2014 

Over 5.5 million Britons have left the UK in search of a better life but as this series discovers, things don’t always go to plan. Shot on location in Spain, Florida, and France, Trouble Abroad tells the stories of British expats who are struggling to survive. Among them are a millionaire who has lost everything and now cannot afford to buy food, an ageing rock star desperate to return to the UK but trapped in a villa that he cannot sell and a vineyard owner who in the face of disaster wants to hold onto his dream at all costs. The series explores whether paradise can be found abroad. In the end is there no place like home?

Wild Pictures’ cameras return to ZSL London Zoo for a second series of the critically acclaimed The Zoo.  This series charts the highs and lows of life at the world-renowned 200-year-old institution.  We meet the larger than life characters, both humans and animals, who call the zoo their home.

Head bird keeper Adrian is under pressure to deliver a healthy batch of penguin chicks and monkey keeper Andrea is surprised to discover a newborn baby in the Colobus enclosure. Butterfly keeper Mark is helping rare species hatch every day and reptile keeper Ian welcomes back ZSL’s oldest living animal, Tank the Aldabran Giant Tortoise…