3DD Productions
Produces and sells factual television programmes and series to broadcasters and international distributors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About 3DD Productions
3DD Productions is a London-based television production and sales company. Its programming includes history, war, royalty, music, cinema and true crime, and it owns a catalogue of television episodes.
The company produces programmes and sells catalogue titles and upcoming productions to broadcasters and distributors. Its productions have been associated with outlets including Sky Arts, Channel 5, SBS Australia and TF1.
Product: Factual television programmes and series, plus international sales and distribution of programme rights.
Jobs at 3DD Productions
Leadership
- LYNDY SAVILLE · CEO 3DD Group & 3DD ProductionsSource: company website
- CHARLIE MORTON BOYCE · Head of OperationsSource: company website
- PATRICIA HICKEY · Head of Sales & Co ProductionSource: company website
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