Mammoth Screen

Mammoth Screen is a UK-based independent production company that was established in 2007 by Michele Buck and Damien Timmer.^[1] It produces high quality drama for key UK broadcasters, especially ITV, and international distribution.

Productions

• Victoria (2016) for ITV - 8 episodes
• Black Work (2015) for ITV - 3 episodes
• Agatha Raisin and the Quiche of Death (2014) for Sky 1
• Remember Me (2014) for BBC One
• And Then There Were None (2015) for BBC One
• Poldark (2015) for BBC One
• Falcón (2012) is a TV adaptation for Sky of Robert Wilson's detective Javier Falcón with Marton Csokas in the title role.
• Parade's End: (2012) 5 × 1-hour serial for BBC, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Rebecca Hall, based on Ford Madox Ford's tetralogy of novels, adapted by Tom Stoppard.
• Monroe Six-part medical drama (2011) for ITV1
• Christopher and His Kind (2011) for BBC Two
• Joe Maddison's War - Single film (2010) for ITV1^[2]
• Bouquet of Barbed Wire- Mini-series (2010) for ITV1 - 3 episodes
• Dappers- Pilot (2010) for BBC3^[3]
• Amanda Holden's Fantasy Lives- Mini-series (2010) for ITV1 - 3 episodes^[4]
• Margot- Single film (2009) for BBC4
• Wuthering Heights- Mini-series (2009) for ITV1- 2 episodes
• Lost in Austen - Mini-series (2008) for ITV1 – 4 episodes
• Bonekickers – Series (2008) for BBC1 – 6 episodes

References

External links

• Official website
• Mammoth Screen on IMDB

ITV
Channels	Current Domestic SD: ITV, STV, UTV ITV2 ITV3 ITV4 ITVBe ITV Encore CITV The Store HD: ITV HD, STV HD, UTV HD ITV2 HD ITV3 HD ITV4 HD ITV Encore HD International ITV Choice UTV Ireland Defunct ITV News Channel ITV Play ITV Sport Channel S2 UTV2
Companies	Current ITV plc STV Group plc Former Alpha Television Carlton Communications plc Granada plc ITV Digital Ltd Trident Television UTV Media plc Yorkshire-Tyne Tees Television
Divisions, brands and services	Current Children's: CITV News: ITV News (ITN) Sport: ITV Sport Production: ITV Studios (Australia), 12 Yard, Big Talk, The Garden, Mammoth Screen, Potato, Shiver, So Television, Twofour, Weather: ITV Weather Online: itv.com, stv.tv Catch up: ITV Hub, STV Player Defunct ITV Day ITV Digital ITV Local ITV Play ITV Schools UTV Player u.tv
Franchises and regions	National franchises Breakfast: TV-am (1983–1992), GMTV (1993–2010), ITV Breakfast (2010–present) Teletext: ORACLE (1974–1992), Teletext Ltd. (1993–present) Regional franchises Northern Scotland: Grampian Television Central Scotland: Scottish Television Scottish and English Border: Border Television Northern Ireland: UTV North East England: Tyne Tees Television Yorkshire and Lincolnshire: Yorkshire Television North of England (weekdays), later North West England and Isle of Man (all week): Granada Television North of England and Midlands (weekends): ABC Network Wales and the West of England: TWW, WWN/Teledu Cymru, ITSWW, HTV Midlands (weekdays), later Midlands (all week): ATV Midlands (all week): Central Independent Television East Anglia: Anglia Television London (weekdays): Associated-Rediffusion, Thames Television, Carlton Television London (weekends): ATV, LWT South and South East England: Southern Television, TVS, Meridian Broadcasting South West England: Westward Television, TSW, Westcountry Television Channel Islands: Channel Television Unsuccessful franchise bids London Weekday, East Anglia and South and South East England: CPV-TV North West England: North West Television Non-franchise regions Current ITV Central ITV London ITV Meridian ITV West Country ITV Tyne Tees & Border STV Defunct ITV Thames Valley
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