Icon Films
Company
Icon Films is a British Independent Production Company that produces factual programmes for broadcast by networks both in the UK and US It was founded in 1990 by Harry Marshall and Laura Marshall and is based in Bristol
Current Productions
River Monsters: 6 x 60 minute series for Animal Planet US, ITV1, ITV4, ITV Global Entertainment, Discovery UK
Weird Creatures with Nick Baker: 8 x 60 minute series for Animal Planet International, Science Channel
Airmen and the Headhunters: 1 x 60 minute THIRTEEN/ WNET, Channel 4, National Geographic Channel International
Past Productions
| Programme | Channel | Year of Production | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The One Show | BBC 1 | 2008 | |
| River Monsters Series 1 | Animal Planet US, ITV1, ITV4, ITV Global Entertainment, Discovery UK | 2008 | Presented by Jeremy Wade |
| Flesh Eating River Monster | Five | 2008 | Presented by Jeremy Wade |
| Crocodile Blues | BBC, Animal Planet, ITV Global Entertainment | 2008 | Presented by Romulus Whitaker |
| Romulus Whitaker and the Dragon Chronicles | NGCI, WNET, ITV Global Entertainment | 2008 | Presented by Romulus Whitaker |
| All About Dung | History Channel US | 2008 | Presented by Monty Hall |
| The Mountains of the Monsoon | BBC, Animal Planet | 2007 - 2008 | Presented by Sandesh Kadur |
| Nick Baker's Weird Creatures Series 2 | Five, Animal Planet, ITV Global Entertainment | 2007 | Presented by Nick Baker |
| Travellers' Century | BBC4 | 2007 | Presented by Benedict Allen |
| Street Monkeys | NGCI, Granada International | 2007 | |
| Saving Planet Earth - Tigers | BBC | 2006 | Presented by Fiona Bruce |
| Nick Baker's Weird Creatures Series 1 | Five, Animal Planet | 2006 | Presented by Nick Baker |
| Supersize Crocs | WNET, five, Granada International, NGCI | 2006 | Presented by Romulus Whitaker |
| Tiger Kill | BBC | 2006 | With Simon King and Alphonse Roy |
| Tom Harrisson - the Barefoot Anthropologist | BBC4 | 2006 | Presented by Sir David Attenborough |
| Paranormal Pigeons | five, Animal Planet | 2005 | With Rupert Sheldrake and Tim Guildford |
| Last Lions of India | BBC | 2005 | |
| Gangsters' Wives | five | 2005 | Presented by Kate Kray |