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Mike Riding - Offline Editor Recent Credits​ ​ 0141 440 6940 | www.seriousfacilities.co.uk ​ Mike Riding - Offline Editor Recent Credits​ ​ SOCIALLY DISTANT WITH SUSAN CALMAN PANCAKE REMOTELY FUNNY 6 x 30 min for BBC Scotland 1 x 12 Mins for BBC 10 of 20 x 22 min for CBBC Entertainment Drama Children's game show Prod Co: Red Sky Prod Co: Black Camel Prod Co: 2020 Series Producer: Stephanie McWhinnie Exec Producer for BC: Arabella Page Croft Producer: Erin McPartland Executive Producers: Jane Rogerson & Ross Exec Producers for BBC: Gavin Smith, Louise Executive Producer: Helen Soden Harper Thornton NOMINATED, RTS SCOTLAND AWARDS 2018 SCOT SQUAD - Series 3 & 6 (In Post) JUNK RESCUE TAKING THE NEXT STEP ​ 5 x 30 min for BBC 6VTs of 31 x 15 min for Cbeebies 3 of 10 x 30 min for CBBC Comedy Childrens Childrens Prod Co: The Comedy Unit Prod Co: Hello Halo Prod Co: BBC Director: Iain Davidson Executive Producer: Terri Langan Series Producer: Chris Hulme Executive Producer: Rab Christie Executive Producer: Yvonne Jennings THE SCANDALS THAT SHOCKED READY STEADY COOK SCOTLAND KIDDER Various x 50 min for BBC 3 x 30 Mins for BBC Scotland 1 x 10 min for BBC ​ Game Show Documentary Drama Prod Co: Remarkable TV Prod Co: Two Rivers Media Prod Co: BBC The Social Series Producer: Breid McLoone Series Producer: Ruth Sangster Executive Producer: Louise Thornton Executive Producer: Cat Lawson Exec Producer: Mick McAvoy NOMINATED, RTS SCOTLAND AWARDS 2018 TEST DRIVE GENERATION FRAME WHO LET THE DOGS OUT? (Non TX Pilot, Series 1 & 2) 3 x 60 min for BBC BEST IN SHOW Various x 30 min for BBC Documentary 4 of 10 x 30 min for CBBC Documentary Prod Co: Finestripe Childrens Prod Co: Bandicoot Director: Angus McIntyre Prod Co: BBC Children’s Producer: Lynsey Wylie Executive Producer: Katie Lander Director: Chris Hulme Executive Producer: Daniel Nettleton Executive Producer: Yvonne Jennings COMEDIAN RAP BATTLES ONLY AN EXCUSE 2018 & 2019 3 x 10 min for BBC WHAT DO ARTISTS DO ALL DAY: 1 x 30 min for BBC Comedy YINKA SHONIBARE Comedy Prod Co: BBC 1 of 3 x 30 min for BBC Prod Co: The Comedy Unit Director: Mark Bignell Documentary Director: Iain Davidson Executive Producer: Louise Thornton PD: Dina Mufti Producer: Phil Differ Executive Producer: Richard Bright ORDER IN THE KITCHEN THE SCOTTS 1 x 30 min for BBC BLOW YOUR MIND 1 x 30 min for BBC Lifestyle 10 of 30 x 15 min for CBBC Comedy Prod Co: Hello Halo Science and nature programme for CBBC Prod Co: The Comedy Unit Director: Philippa Murphy Prod Co: BBC Children’s Executive Producer for BBC Scotland Executive Producer: Wendy Rattray Director: Val Mellon Gavin Smith Executive Producer: Jane Baxter Executive Producer for Comedy Unit SHAMED | REVENGE PORN Rab Christie 1 x 10 min for BBC ANNA MANN’S VALENTINE Drama 1 x 10mins Sky Arts HIT LIST Prod Co: BBC The Social Comedy TV Movie 3 of 6 x 45 mins for BBC PD: Gill Davies Prod Co: The Comedy Unit Gameshow Director: John Hardwick Prod Co: Tuesday’s Child GET INSPIRED WEB SHORTS Executive Producer: Rab Christie Senior Edit Producer: Chris Hulme 4 x 2 mins for BBC Online Exec Producer: Karen Smith Comedy LIFEBABBLE PD: Chris Hulme 10 x 4 min for CBBC HEAD HUNTERS Childrens 5 of 30 x 45 mins for BBC THE DOG ATE MY HOMEWORK Prod Co: CBBC Gameshow Series 4 & 5 Series Producer: Donna Damassa Prod Co: Tuesday’s Child 5 of 13 x 30 min for CBBC Executive Producer: Julia Bond Series Producer: Breid McLoon Childrens Exec Producer: Karen Smith Prod Co: CBBC FIFTEEN TO ONE Series Producer: Chris Hulme Series 3 to 6 & 8 Dr CUTE Executive Producer: Sara Harkins Multiple episodes for Channel 4 1 x 5 min for Birmingham Museum NOMINATED, RTS SCOTLAND AWARDS 2018 General knowledge quiz show Art Film Prod Co: Remedy Productions Director: Rachael McLean Series Producer: Chris Hulme/Stuart Harrison Executive Producer: Julie Kelling/Jim Regan .
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