Mosaic Films partnered with Film London, the BFI, and London’s Screen Archives network to create an innovative online film initiative and competition. London Recut challenged London’s citizens to explore over three hours of moving image archive material of the city,... more...

Why Poverty? UK Shorts is an eclectic series of short documentaries taking a fresh look at poverty in the UK. The issues covered include the vicious cycle of debt and poverty; the psychological impact of living in poverty; and the... more...

Siemens - Leon's London

Mosaic Films worked with Siemens in creating a short film based on one of London's hybrid buses. This film follows Leon Warner, a London bus driver as we journey with him on a hybrid bus. For Leon, driving a bus... more...

Why Poverty? UK Shorts

Mosaic Films partners with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, BBC Storyville, STEPS International and Sheffield Doc/Fest to launch an open call for proposals from documentary directors for the production of three short (6-10 minute) films exploring poverty in the UK. more...

Animated Minds - Series 2 (Teachers TV/ Wellcome Trust, 2009)

A series of short animated documentaries which use real testimonies of teenage experiences of mental distress, combined with engaging visuals, to climb inside the world of young people struggling with issues such as anxiety disorders, self-harm and depression, eating disorders and Asperger's syndrome. more...

Life After Coma

A series of documentaries exploring the lives of four people who've survived a coma but now live in various states of consciousness, made for Channel 4's 3 Minute Wonder strand with unprecedented access to the survivors of comas and their families. more...

Mosaic Films, Channel 4 and the BFI joined forces to produce Britain Recut, a groundbreaking series of short films by four new filmmakers. more...

A Year in Tibet (BBC 4, 2008)

This groundbreaking series is both an intimate observation of Tibetan society and a compelling insight into the impact of the Chinese Communist Party on Tibetans' lives. more...

Made in India (Channel 4, 2007)

The first in the innovative 'Made In...' Series. Eight short documentaries made by Indian filmmakers on the eve of the 60th anniversary of Indian Independence, giving very personal perspectives on what independence means to them. more...

Five Bites (FIVE News, 2006)

This exciting initiative for emerging filmmakers was created and produced by DFG Films in partnership with Five News. Five Bites gave five filmmakers an exciting opportunity to produce topical news films from a fresh perspective, using the documentary medium in innovative ways. more...

Reel London 2006 (ITV London, 2006)

From beauty treatments at Holloway Prison to the extraordinary world of Rupert Sheldrake, this exciting broadcast initiative for emerging documentary filmmakers unveiled three extraordinary tales from London city. more...

Mish Kids (Channel 4, 2005)

Four teenage children of Christian missionaries, who grew up overseas, learn to adjust to life back in Britain. more...

To Courtney, with Love (BBC, 2005)

Beckie Williamson became a mother aged 13. At 14 she was diagnosed with bone cancer, and at 15, she was told her sarcoma was terminal. This is Beckie's film... for Courtney, with love. more...

Reel London 2005 (ITV, 2005)

From the Grand Prix Priest to skin-bleaching - this broadcast opportunity for emerging documentary filmmakers highlights the richness and diversity of voices present in London. more...

The Tube Series III (ITV London & Sky Travel, 2005)

The third, hugely successful documentary series about the London Underground network includes the two part mini series, "The Tube - Under Attack", which charts the devastating July 7th attacks on the Underground and the events which followed. more...

The Thames Through Time (Carlton, 2004)

For over 2,000 years, the Thames has dominated the lives of Londoners. This 6-part series brings the history of the river alive with stories which link the past with the present and shows how the capital's river has shaped the lives of ordinary working people since Roman times. more...

Games in Athens (BBC, ARTE, CBC, 2004)

The huge cost, the massive disruption, and the political tensions surrounding the Olympic Games in Athens all threatened to overwhelm Greece and its capital. For the four years preceding the Games, skeptical director, Amalia Zepou, set out to ask, is it all worth it? more...

The Tube Series II (ITV London, 2004)

The second, award-winning series of The Tube follows London Underground drivers, station staff, and managers through the Underground system, revealing it to the public through their eyes. more...

Blood Matters (Channel 4, 2004)

Four short documentaries, each with an unique style and approach to the subject of blood donation. more...

Animated Minds (Channel 4, 2003)

A groundbreaking series of animated documentaries which used real testimony from survivors of mental illness, combined with engaging and sometimes humorous visuals, to climb inside the minds of the mentally distressed.
Nominated, Mental Health Media Award for Best Documentary more...