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The Day the Dinosaurs Died (BBC2)
Founded by Sam Barcroft in 2003, Barcroft Studios was early out of the gate when it came to recognizing the value and reach of online video. Beginning as a news agency, the production outfit gained visibility through embracing digital publishing and creating niche channels that would attract millions of views. That is still a significant portion of its business, with 500 million views per month for Barcroft content via social media and its own factual channel, truly.
But as the company’s reputation for sharp, zeitgeist-tapping content grew, so did its client base, which now ranges from Netflix and Snapchat to PSBs such as the BBC, Channel 4 and Channel 5, and cable nets including Discovery.
To mark Earth Day (April 22),
Realscreen presents a lineup of some of the unscripted and documentary programming scheduled to roll out across linear and streaming.
The below titles represent just a handful of programs airing today (April 22) as well as upcoming programming, all focused on themes including sustainability, climate change, wildlife and activism.
Previously reported programming includes the PBS and BBC feature documentary
Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World, produced by the BBC Studios Science Unit and B-Reel Films, premiering on the American pubcaster at 8 p.m. ET/PT; and the Apple TV+ film
The Year Earth Changed, produced by Offspring Films and narrated by David Attenborough, which premiered April 16.