Alaska is a production company founded in Spring 2011 by Paul Sommers, Chris Fouracre and Ian Lamarra. Alaska have produced Jo Whiley Music Show, Jo Whiley Meets…. And the Jo Whiley sessions for SKY ONE and SKY ARTS as well as John Thomson and Simon Day’s comedic travelogue, ‘No County For Old Men’ for HISTORY and are currently in production of Nina Conti’s Search For Enlightenment, a globetrotting authored series for BBC FOUR.
Paul Sommers was co-founder of Tiger Aspect, exec-ing shows as varied as Victoria Wood’s Empire, An Island Parish, James Brown’s Supermodel Salon, Howard Goodall’s Big Bangs and Paul Merton In……. Chris Fouracre founded At-It productions, and Executive Produced Popworld, T4 and Transmission. Ian Lamarra was Head of Development Tiger Aspect factual and Head of Global Formats Development IWC, A career involving developing series’ such as Stephen Tompkinson’s African Balloon Adventure, Iron Chef UK, Britain’s Best Brain and Jonathan Ross’ Secret Map of Hollywood.

Blink Films was created in 2007 by Dan Chambers and Justine Kershaw, previously Head of Programmes and Head of Factual Programmes, respectively, at Channel Five.

Since starting Blink they have success with range of shows including Chinese Food In Minutes (Five, sponsored by Sharwoods), How to Take Stunning Pictures (Five, sponsored by Panasonic), When Boris Met Dave (C4), The Miliband of Brothers (More 4), The Lion Cub From Harrods (Five), Extraordinary Animals (Five, Animal Planet), The Great Sperm Race (C4), True Stories (Five), Who Killed The Honey Bee? (BBC2), Ancients Behaving Badly (History Channel), Green Britain Day (ITV for EDF).

Leopard Films deliver high quality original programmes in the UK, the USA and worldwide.
The company strives at all times for richness of content, cracking entertainment and a fresh perspective.
The company received nominations from the Royal Television Society for Cash In The Attic and Missing Live and won a Best Drama Award at the Mental Health Awards for the drama Mysterious Creatures.  Leopard programmes are licenced to North America, Europe, the Far East, Africa and Australia.
Sea Leopard Films have recently opened a regional production office on the South East coast of Kent, the gateway to Europe. Their first production is Missing drama, starring Pauline Quirke, for BBC1.