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Extreme Coma:
Waking up Racist

For Channel 4
The web-series Crackpot Britain, brainchild of Birmingham born-and-bred producer extraordinaire (or at least that's how she views herself) Debbie Thomas, examines our most current, provocative and 'bonkers' - to coin a commissioner's phrase - real life stories across Britain. In this episode, we explore what life is like for a young black man, Jason - an ambitious PA in an HR firm who woke up from a coma believing he is white... Read More>
The Virago Story: A Tempting Change   Damned   Brilliantman!
The Virago Story:
A Tempting Change		   Damned   Brilliantman!
For BBC Four
This is the account of a determined group of women from 1973 to today: writers and readers who changed how we see the world...
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We are currently in production with Channel 4 for a full series. Watch this space!...
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Ian Hedge is an ordinary man with a not-so-ordinary mission: to protect the distressed and vulnerable, whoever they are, wherever they are and whatever predicament they are in...
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Welcome
What Larks is all about programming that has something different and fresh to say. We like to take a positive and sensitive approach to our subjects. We care about quality and content. As a small independent production company, What Larks Productions is able to maintain its focus on producing groundbreaking and cutting edge films

Recent Awards

London & TMT Media Innovation Award

London & TMT Media Innovation Award
Best Online Film Content Provider 2016:
Barnaby Barford - The Tower of Babel		   Content
What Larks Content provides broadcast-quality online film content to publishers, arts institutions and charities.
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Digital
What Larks Digital works with a number of partners to create imaginative online and interactive features to run alongside its programmes.
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Japan
What Larks Japan offers a service to productions filming in Japan or to make films or digital content for the Japanese broadcast market.
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