Windfall Films
British television production company
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Windfall Films is a London-based British television production company that specializes in documentaries and factual programs covering science, engineering, history and natural history.
- David Dugan
- Oliver Morse
- Ian Duncan
| Founded | 1987 |
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| Headquarters | London , England |
| Parent | Argonon (2014–present) |
| Website | windfallfilms |
In February 2014, Windfall Films had been acquired by London-based international production group Argonon.[1]
On 11 September 2018 ahead of MIPCOM 2018, Windfall Films signed a multi-series acquisition deal with Canadian production and distribution company Cineflix via the latter's British distribution unit Cineflix Rights to handle distribution rights to Windfall Films' factual production series including Strip the Cosmos.[2]
On 15 January 2019, Windfall Films had reorganised its senior management team.[3]
Productions
Television series
| Title | Years | Network | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horizon | 1964–present | BBC Two | Took over production from BBC Studios co-production with BBC Studios Science Unit and Wingspan Productions[4] |
| The Tourist Trap[5] | 1998 | Channel 4 | |
| Big, Bigger, Biggest | 2008 | Five | |
| Strip the Cosmos | 2014–present | Science Channel | |
| My Floating Home[6] | 2016–2023 | More4 HGTV Canada (Canada) Fyi (United States) | co-production with Remedy Canada and Cascade Productions |
| Unearthed | 2016–present | Science Channel | |
| The Story of AI[7] | TBA | Channel 4 | co-production with 72 Films |