Fiction Factory Films,also known asFiction Factory,is a television production company based inCardiff,Wales.

Fiction Factory Films Ltd
Company typePrivately held company
IndustryTelevision production
HeadquartersCardiff,Wales
Key people
Ed ThomasCreative Director
Ffion Williams, Producer
Number of employees
4 (2016)
ParentTinopolis
Websitewww.FictionFactoryFilms.com

Since 2005 it has produced over 140 hours of drama forBBC,ITV,Channel 5andS4C,and has earned over 70 nominations and awards, fromBAFTA[1]andCeltic Film Festival[2]to theRose d’OrPrix Europa, with distribution to over 80 countries.

The company achieved a notable success with "Hinterland/ Y Gwyll". Filmed in two language versions, Welsh and English, it was seen in 150 countries. On the showing of its first season it was reviewed favourably.[3]

Productions

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Title Television channel Broadcast Notes Awards
Satellite City BBC Wales 1996–1999 Preceded by a radio version.
A Mind to Kill S4C,HTV,Channel 5 1999 Took over the production of the third series.
Dal: Yma/Nawr S4C 2003 StarringIoan Gruffudd,Rhys IfansandCerys Matthews Winner of 2004 Celtic Film Festival[2]
Caerdydd S4C 2006–2011 BAFTA Cymru 2011,[4]Best Writer, Best Costume
Y Pris S4C 2007–2009 2009Celtic Film Festival,Winner, Best Drama Series
Pen Talar S4C 2010–2011
Gwaith/Cartref S4C 2011–present
Y Gwyll/Hinterland S4C,BBC Wales,BBC Four 2013–present

References

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  1. ^BAFTA (12 September 2012)."BAFTA in Wales Announce Nominations For Its Landmark 21st British Academy Cymru Awards".BAFTA.BAFTA Cymru.Retrieved30 January2014.
  2. ^abBBC NEWS (4 April 2004)."Top prize for Welsh film".BBC News.BBC News.Retrieved30 January2014.
  3. ^Wales Arts Review (25 October 2013)."Hinterland- Y Gwyll".
  4. ^BAFTA (29 May 2011)."British Academy Cymru Awards in 2011".BAFTA.BAFTA Cymru.Retrieved31 January2014.
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