Films made
   

  updated September 2009          
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A 40 minute film about The Reintroduction of the Corncrake is in final post production for the RSPB
A rural development film People of the Sahel, in Hausa, French and English, was recently delivered 

 'The Return of the Osprey'  
a 50minute film for Anglian Water and the Wildlife Trusts, narrated by Attenborough, was recently completed
It won the 'Communication in Business' gold award 

Other recent Lighthouse productions include; 'People and Trees - the Sahel'; 
'The  Kingfisher Bridge Conservation Project';  a film of a Poetry Recital;  a Video for the RSPB;.   
the filming of animals for the ZSL Website;
  a half-hour film, 'The Fly-fishing Bug and How to Catch it'  
 a film shot in India and Nepal; 'People and Trees - the Himalayas'.
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A film on 'Rice-growing and Mediterranean wetlands', for the European Agricultural Commissioners / RSPB was also produced for the RSPB 
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Lighthouse made Reader’s Digest’ first fully-funded UK commission; three sixty-minute films ‘The World of British Birds’, an exploration of Britain’s bird life through the experience and enthusiasm of those who make bird’s wild secrets their very subject.  Some sixty thousand sets of videos were bought in the first two months of publication 
and it’s an ‘evergreen collection’, one with a very long shelf life.

From an internal RD memo; The Executive Director Global Programming to The Head of Development, US:   
"...a splendid job.  (Lighthouse) creatively responded to the research by constructing three hours that responded to customer desires and worked like a dream on the screen.  We were going to use mostly archive material but because of (Lighthouse') planning, production techniques, and careful budget management we ended up shooting approximately 80% of the programmes.
It was a compact but very creative production team that delivered the production on time and under budget."

                        This exciting commission for Reader’s Digest followed on directly from an 8-part ‘people and wildlife’ series
  ‘WINGS',  that Lighthouse made for Channel 4.  The series, with its lively style, dispensed with the distancing intermediary 
of a presenter, preferring to go directly to those who know the birds and can lead us to them.  
The series was extremely well received by both Channel 4 and the viewers.