True North's programmes are screened all over the world, thanks to the efforts of three separate distributors. If you're interested in licensing our programmes for broadcast, please click on the appropriate distributor's name below. This will link you directly to the relevant website, containing all contact details.
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iD Distribution iD Distribution has had great success distributing True North's programmes all over the world in the past three years. It has licensed Animal 24:7 to National Geographic's Wild Channel, sold MacIntyre's Big Sting throughout Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East and negotiated deals for our Crimefighters series to be transmitted on BBC America. It has also ensured that one-off documentaries like Secrets of the Royal Kitchen, My Mums Used to be Men, Trapped Inside my Body and The Boy They Call Chucky are shown right across the globe. Most recently it has licensed My Fake Baby to high-profile broadcasters in Australia, New Zealand and the USA. My Fake Baby - Trapped Inside My Body - Children of the Miners' Strike - MacIntyre's Big Sting - Secrets of the Royal Kitchen - Crimefighters - My Mums Used to be Men - The Boy They Call Chucky - The Ripper Murdered My Mum (USA Only) Ripper Hoaxer - Animal 24:7 - The Lottery Liar |
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BBC Worldwide BBC Worldwide licenses the programmes that True North makes for the prestigious ONE life series to broadcasters around the world. To date, it has struck deals for The Woman In Me, Asleep at the Wheel, The Ripper Murdered My Mum, The Woman who Can't Stop Lying and Getting Away with Murder to be screened in a number of countries, including New Zealand, Spain, Israel, South Korea, Denmark and Belgium. It has recently licensed several of these films to the UK's Crime and Investigation Network. ONE life: The Woman In Me - ONE life: Asleep at the Wheel - ONE life: The Ripper Murdered My Mum - ONE life: Getting Away With Murder - ONE life: The Woman Who Can't Stop Lying |
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Granada International Granada International has the rights to sell one of True North's most high-profile and successful documentaries - Death of a Policeman. Its biggest sale to date is to the giant US network CBS, which aired it as Rage on the Run in its famous 48 Hours Mystery strand. Susan Zirinsky, Executive Producer at CBS News said of the deal: "We are very pleased at the opportunity to work with True North. The story which captured the hearts of many in Britain will have a great impact in the United States”. Death of a Policeman |