Filmography/ TV Credits

2012 – Undisclosed in production: Act 1 (History/ Bullseye Productions/ IWC)
2012 – Undisclosed in production: Act 2 (History/ Bullseye Productions/ IWC)
2012 – Undisclosed in production: Act 3 (History/ Bullseye Productions/ IWC)
2012 – Blood Tales of the Tower: Traitors (National Geographic/ True North Productions)
2012 – Blood Tales of the Tower: Executions (National Geographic / True North Productions)
2012 – Blood Tales of the Tower: Scandals (National Geographic/ True North Productions)
2012 – Frontline: Inside Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown (BBC/ PBS)
2012 – Seconds from Disaster: Season 6 – Undisclosed (National Geographic/ Darlow Smithson)
2012 – Richard Wilson: On Hold (C4/ Watershed TV)

2011 – Seconds from Disaster: Season 5 – Sinking the Bismarck (National Geographic/ Darlow Smithson)
2011 – Seconds from Disaster: Season 5 - Fukushima (National Geographic/ Darlow Smithson)
2011 – Seconds from Disaster: Season 5 – Waco Cult (National Geographic/ Darlow Smithson)
2011 – Seconds from Disaster: Season 5 - Mountain Tsunami (National Geographic/ Darlow Smithson)
2011 – Seconds from Disaster: Season 5 - Deepwater Horizon (National Geographic/ Darlow Smithson)
2011 – Seconds from Disaster: Season 5 - Massacre in Mumbai (National Geographic/ Darlow Smithson)
2011 – Dispatches, America’s Secret Killers
2011 – Cavegirl (Feature Film and TV series, Moviepart Media)
2011 – WW2 Series - Undisclosed title (History/ October Films)
2011 – One For Sorrow (Archers Mark)

2010 – After life: The Strange Science of Decay (BBC Scotland/ BBC4)
2010 – The Lizard Boy (Screensize Films/Glowfrog Co-production)
2010 – Resilience (C4/ Something Else)
2010 – Deserter (Mackinnon Films)

2009 – Generation Earth (BBC)

2009 – Decoded: Dan Brown’s Lost Symbol (C4)
Tony Robinson sets out to discover the truth behind Dan Brown’s latest blockbuster The Lost Symbol, in which the author makes several claims about the Freemasons of Washington, DC

2008 – The Ships That Changed The World: Titanic and the Race for the Atlantic (BBC/ History)
Tim Collins uses computer-generated imagery, original locations and archive footage to present the story of Northern Ireland’s global shipbuilding industry. In the first installment he looks at how a city at the edge of Europe revolutionised maritime history by helping to turn the Titanic and White Star Line into famous names.

2008 – The Ships That Changed The World: Ships at War (BBC/ History)
Original locations, film archive and computer-generated imagery reveal how Northern Ireland’s shipyard developed some of the biggest warships the world had ever seen during World War One. The resulting loss of lives at sea was much greater than even the Titanic disaster.

2008 – The Ships That Changed The World: From the Sea to the Air (BBC/ History)
Tim Collins reveals how Belfast was again at the forefront of shipping technology during the development of supertankers at the dock that built the Titanic. The programme also explores its role in producing innovative liner the SS Canberra.

2008 – The Secret World of Sam King (Universal/ Monkey Kingdom)

2007 – The Boys from Baghdad High (HBO/ BBC / Renegade Pictures)
2007 – Stan and Jerry (Glowfrog)

2006 – The Ulster Generals: Triumph and Disaster (BBC/ History)
The first in a two-part documentary exploring the role of Ulster Generals in World War Two as defenders of Britain’s Middle-Eastern front line in 1941. Tim Collins investigates Operation Crusader, and examines how Field Marshal Auchinleck became the first British General to defeat a German Army.

2006 – The Ulster Generals: The Spirit of the Warrior (BBC/ History)
Conclusion of the two-part documentary exploring the role of Ulster Generals in World War Two as defenders of Britain’s Middle-Eastern front line in 1942. Tim Collins investigates the violent tank battles fought for Egypt and North Africa, and how four commanders were able to turn the tide of the war.

2006 – Dark Night (Spiffing Films)

2001 – Chairassic Park (Replicanation)