Further back in time...

• 1987 Welcome to My World—7 x 30'00" BBC1
  Drama: seven fictional documentaries on the future world of computers,
  starring Robert Powell.
  (writer, producer, director)

• 1986 Mozart—6 x 50'00" BBC1
  Dramatised musical biography, with Jane Glover and the London Mozart
  Players, David Schofield, Ian Richardson, Robin Bailey, Fiona Walker.
  (producer, director)

• 1985 Bellamy’s Seaside Safari—6 x 30'00" BBC1
  A miniaturised bearded botanist explores the life of the seaside.
  (director)

• 1984 Orchestra—6 x 30'00" BBC2
  History of Western orchestral music, with Jane Glover, the English Chamber
  Orchestra and the London Philharmonic Orchestra.
  (producer, director)

• 1983 Life Power—6 x 30'00" BBC2
  Documentary account of the new science of Biotechnology.
  (writer, producer, presenter)

• 1982 Bellamy’s Backyard Safari—6 x 30'00" BBC1
  Hirsute professor explores his back garden from the perspective of a
  millimetre in height.
  Winner of the Television Prize from the British Association for the
  Advancement of Science and the International Wildlife Film Foundation’s
  Silver Tusker Award.
  (deviser and director)

• 1980/81 BBC Computer Literacy Project—founder member of the project development team.
  The Computer Programme—10 x 30'00" BBC1
  Winner of the Royal Television Society’s Judges’ Award
  (series producer, producer, director, writer)

• 1979 It’s A Great Life if You Don’t Weaken—20 x 30'00" BBC1
  Entertainment about children and families, with comedian Nicky Martin.
  (producer)

• 1977 Design by Five—5 x 30’00" BBC2
  Interior designers create room settings for five celebrities.
  (producer, director)

• 1976 Parosi—26 x 25'00" BBC1
  Britain’s first drama series set in the South Asian immigrant community.
  (writer, director)

• 1974 Ancestral Voices—6 x 30'00" BBC2
  History and ethnography of musical instruments, with the late David
  Munrow.
  (deviser, director)