13.06.2019
Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation
has won Best Documentary Series at the
2019 Bulldog Awards.
13.06.2019
Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation
has been nominated for the Best Documentary Programme Award at
Edinburgh TV Festival 2019.
07.06.2019
Victoria co-produces the In Conversation With Paul Greengrass
and Breaking The Class Ceiling sessions at Sheffield Doc/Fest.
The class panel included Controller of BBC Three Fiona Campbell, Presenter & Journalist Billie JD Porter, Director Paul Sng, Journalist and Broadcaster Kieran Yates, as well as Victoria herself.
Both sessions were chaired by journalist
Danny Leigh.
Paul Greengrass:
UK film and TV industry “far too reliant on networking”
– Screen Daily
28.04.2019
Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation has won
‘Diversity in Factual Production’ at the
Screen Nation TV & Film Awards 2019.
16.04.2019
Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation has
become part of the Citizenship GCSE studies.
Teaching resources including three short films from the
series are now available on the
BBC website here.
15.03.2019
Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation wins
Best Documentary Series at the
Broadcasting Press Guild Awards 2019.
05.03.2019
Love & Hate Crime has been nominated
for the Best Documentary Series award at
the RTS Awards 2019.
03.12.2018
The Guardian have listed
Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation
as one of their top shows of 2018.
05.11.2018
Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation
wins the Best History and Best Documentary category awards at
The Grierson Awards.
19.10.2018
Judge Wingate, a contributor in episode two of Love & Hate Crime, has been interviewed about his contribution to the series in The
New York Times.
Before Jailing a Young Woman, a Judge Puts Her Mother’s
Racist Views on the Stand
– The New York Times
13.10.2018
Love & Hate Crime episode two, Murder in Mississippi,
broadcasts in the US tonight on Discovery ID.
Investigation Discovery preps part two of
‘Love & Hate Crime’ series
– Realscreen
17.09.2018
Love & Hate Crime and Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation have been nominated for three Grierson Awards, with Stephen receiving nominations in both the Best Documentary Series and
Best History Category.
29.08.2018
Broadcast Magazine have dedicated a feature to the issues highlighted in the Too Posh To Produce session & Michaela Coel’s MacTaggart speech.
A key part of that was the fantastic insight provided by LSE associate professor of sociology Sam Friedman. He revealed the findings of research, commissioned by C4, that made for unpleasant reading, while at the same being entirely unsurprising. It showed TV is horribly posh.
What it also exposed, which has been hiding in plain sight, is the “powerful behavioural code” of studied informality. This is my new favourite phrase, because it describes precisely what we all experience without quite understanding it: that there are a set of rules that (almost) everyone in the industry plays by.
Friedman highlighted execs developing the same knowing, often ironic, sense of humour, a shared understanding of the right kind of trainers to wear and even an innate sense of when and how it is OK to swear in meetings. Sound familiar?
24.08.2018
Too Posh To Produce has made headlines across all the
British national newspapers.
Channel 4 is Britain’s poshest broadcaster, diversity study finds
– The Guardian
Webb-Lamb: Look beyond ‘Posh white people’
– Broadcast Magazine
The session is now available to watch on YouTube
22.08.2018
Too Posh To Produce, a session co-produced by Victoria, will start at 10am on Wednesday the 22nd of August at the Edinburgh TV Festival.
Chaired by Good Morning Britain presenter Ranvir Singh,
the panel includes comedian Tom Davis, expert Sam Friedman,
CEO of Transparent TV Jazz Gowans, Scottish rapper and
author Darren McGarvey, Car Share writer Paul Coleman and
Curve Media CEO Camilla Lewis.
26.07.2018
Both Love & Hate Crime and Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation have been shortlisted for Grierson Awards.
Love & Hate Crime has been shortlisted in the
Best Documentary Series category.
Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation has also been shortlisted
for Best Documentary Series and
Best Historical Documentary.
Nominations are announced on the 17th of September.
04.07.2018
Love & Hate Crime wins Best Factual Programme at the
Broadcast Digital Awards.
One judge said it “felt like a genuinely new way in to quite familiar territory” and that it delivered “extraordinary access, beautifully shot, with powerful storytelling and plenty of twists and turns to keep the viewer hooked”.
12.06.2018
Both sessions make front page headlines of
Broadcast, Realscreen & Deadline.
TV Industry Urged To Toughen Up On Harassment
– Screen International
British TV Producers & Filmmakers Call #TimesUp
at Sheffield Doc/Fest
– Deadline
Sheffield ’18: Is Social Class The Elephant In The Room?
– Realscreen
Lack of Change Leads To ‘Deeply Unattractive Industry’
Says Doc/Fest Diversity Panel
– Screen Daily
07.06.2018
After establishing an industry wide mental health campaign, Victoria Musguin-Rowe & Jemma Gander will be producing two sessions on the subjects at Sheffield Doc/Fest.
The first is the Channel 4 sponsored Not Another Diversity Panel! taking place at the Town Hall on 10th of June at 12pm.
The second is the Directors UK sponsored Times Up: The Industry Response to Bullying & Harassment, taking place at the Town Hall on the 11th of June at 10am.
16.04.2018
Love & Hate Crime has been shortlisted in the Best Programme Category at the Broadcast Digital Awards.
12.04.2018
The first episode of Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation will be previewing at BAFTA on Thursday the 12th of April. This will be followed by a Q&A with the exec Asif Kapadia, director James Rogan and Victoria, the series producer. Chaired by broadcaster and journalist Gary Younge.
Tickets available on the BAFTA website.
11.04.2018
After the press announcement of the series on the 9th of April, the Met Police have released a statement saying they will be closing the investigation after the series broadcasts.
Scotland Yard has said it has run out of leads in the Stephen Lawrence murder investigation, ahead of the 25th anniversary of the racist killing.
It will wait until a three-part BBC documentary about the case is broadcast next week to see if anyone new comes forward.
“With the approaching anniversary and airing of a documentary, Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation, there is still the opportunity for someone who knows what happened that night, to have a conscience and come forward. I would say to you, it is never too late to do the right thing.”
23.01.2018
Love & Hate Crime: Murder in Mississippi
broadcasts tonight at 10:45pm
on BBC One.
16.01.2018
Love & Hate Crime: Double Lives
broadcasts tonight at 10:45pm
on BBC One.
13.01.2018
Discovery ID have bought the US rights to
Love & Hate Crime.
The series will broadcast in the US on the
25th of February at 8pm.
08.01.2018
Episode one of Love & Hate Crime is now available to
watch on BBC iPlayer.
Broadcasting on BBC One on Tuesday
the 16th of January.
27.07.2017
Conviction: Murder At The Station has been shortlisted for the Best Documentary Series Grierson Award.
Grierson Awards Shortlist 2017
11.07.2017
Love & Hate Crime premiers at Sheffield Documentary Festival.
04.05.2017
Love & Hate Crime has been officially selected to screen at Sheffield Documentary Festival.
23.02.2017
Victoria has been officially selected as a 2017 Sheffield Doc/Fest ‘Future Producer’.
29.06.2016
Victoria has been chosen by Broadcast Magazine as a
2016 ‘Broadcast Hot Shot’.
10.08.2015
Victoria has been selected as a 2015 Edinburgh International Television Festival ‘Ones To Watch’.
