Creative Imagineers

Creative Imagineers is a compact, highly focused company specialising in the provision of editorial and technical media services. With a background in broadcast television, we have expanded into areas of new media to offer a one-stop-shop for clients.

We bring with us a solid and successful television background which guarantees we understand your needs and how to turn them into reality, using the latest high quality equipment and technology. Our state-of-the-art production house is high-definition capable, and our camera crews and directors have experience filming around the world.

Our skills in journalism enable us to offer a wide range of disciplines, from script-writing for your coporate video or multimedia production, to press releases and web site authoring.

We bring to bear a professionalism you would expect from people who have won international awards for their work, and look forward to using it to help you achieve and exceed your expectations.

Let Creative Imagineers work with you on your next project, and you'll wonder how you managed without us. Creative Imagineers turn your dreams into realities.



	New York Film & Television Festival Silver Medal for Lockerbie - Why Us?, a programme about the crash of Pan Am's Maid of the Seas on the Scottish town of Lockerbie.

	New York Film & Television Festival Bronze Medal for Innovators - Brain Power, a programme exploring the latest knowledge about the workings of the human brain.

	One World Broadcasting Trust Award for This One's For the Children, a programme about the work of Bitish charity Action Aid in The Gambia.

Our producers have been honoured by recognition of their work at a number of film and television festivals and competitions in the UK and abroad. A selection is shown below.

	Royal Television Society Special Award from the Royal Television Society North East Centre for Lockerbie, a production for The Emergency Planning College.

	Royal National Lifeboat Institution Award for For Those in Peril, a programme commemorating the work of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.

	British Association of Film & Television Arts Nomination from BAFTA Scotland for Inside Sellafield, a single documentary about Britain's nuclear reprocessing plant.

	British Medical Association Two awards from the BMA Film Competition for Innovators - Fat of the Land, an investigation of the world's growing obesity problem.