Victoria Musguin-Rowe

Stephen: The Murder That Changed A Nation

A landmark three-part documentary, executive produced by the critically-acclaimed filmmakers of AMY & SENNA, plunging viewers into the story of Britain’s most notorious racist murder 25 years after it happened. The series has now been written into the British National Curriculum, as part of the GCSE Citizenship studies.

Convction: Murder at the Station

A two-part BBC Two documentary series following Louise Shorter of Inside Justice, as she investigates the circumstances around an alleged miscarriage of justice in the UK.

Love & Hate Crime

A three part series for BBC Three. Episode one: Double Lives A young man is led into court and sentenced to life for the savage murder of the woman he loved. The camera follows him into prison, where he starts to explain his story and how he reacted with blind rage when he found out a secret his girlfriend was holding from him. But is he telling the truth, and what really happened? Slowly his story unravels as more and more information is found out about him. Episode two: Murder in Mississippi When a black man is murdered in Jackson, Mississippi, an FBI investigation uncovers a campaign of attacks by local white kids. But what was the true role of one of the 18-year-old girls prosecuted for his murder?