Television
- 1977 The Madonna and the Volcano [prod: Mike Radford doc/54m; cph: John Hooper; ep 3-part 'Omnibus Italia'-season (part of BBC-tv arts series 'Omnibus')
- 1977 Hospital 9-part doc series for BBC-tv; cph: Grenville Dobson
- 1978 Seeing Through Drawing doc/119m; cph: John Hooper; ep BBC-tv arts series 'The Lively Arts'
- 1979 A Change of Sex 3-part series/16mm, 1980; cph (#2): David Feig; ep #3 ph by David Feig & Keith Taylor; followed by 4 ep in 1994 & 1999
- 1980 In the Making 9-part BBC-tv doc series; cph (#2): Alec Curtis, a.o.
- 1980 Dallas The Big Store doc/53m; ep (1981) BBC-tv arts series 'Omnibus'
- 1980 Chelsea Hotel doc/55m; ep (1981) BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1980 Feeling for the Sound mus doc/29m; ep #4 of 6-part series 'Sounds Different'
- 1980 Dire Straits mus doc/58m; ep BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1980 When the Dancing Had to Stop doc/60m; cph: Colin Waldeck; ep BBC-tv arts series 'Omnibus'
- 1981 The Leader's Tale doc/48m; ep #12 of 12-part BBC-tv series 'Tales of Twelve Cities'
- 1981 Behind the Scenes with... John Glenister doc/29m; ep #8 of 10-part BBC-tv series 'Behind the Scenes with...'
- 1981 The Great Art Dictator doc/54m
- 1981 Desert Island Discs doc/47m; ep (1982) BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'; repeated in January 1992 with new introduction
- 1982 Survivalists doc/48m; ep BBC-tv series 'The Tuesday Documentary'
- 1982 Upon Westminster Bridge doc/52m; ep BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1982 Burroughs doc/b&w-c/85m; cph: Tom DiCillo, Richard Camp, James Lebovitz, a.o.; ep (1983) BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'; also released theatrically
- 1982 Bergerac 87-part series, 1981–91; 2nd season, 1983
- 1982 Where's the Key? tvm/65m
- 1983 Kurt Vonnegut doc/60m; ep BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1983 Borges and I doc/75m; ep BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1983 Sunset People doc/110m; ep (1984) BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1984 The Caravaggio Conspiracy doc/60m; ep BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1984 Beat This! A Hip Hop History doc/58m; addph: Sandi Sissel; special BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1984 Big Deal 30-part series, 1984–86; 1st series (10 ep)
- 1984 The Sword and the Shield doc/60m; cph: Peter Chapman; ep #5 of 8-part BBC-tv doc series 'SOE'
- 1984 Francis Bacon doc/58m/16mm; ep BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1985 Ligmalion: A Musical for the 80s docudrama/89m; ep BBC-tv arts series 'Arena'
- 1985 Khun Or - The Reed that Bends dram doc/49m; ep BBC-tv series 'Global Report'
- 1985 The Triumph of the West 13-part doc series; other ph: Derek Banks, John Else, Brian Hall, a.o.
- 1987 Elphida tvm/60m
- 1989 The Secret Life of Ian Fleming tvm; 2uc: Ronnie Maasz
- 1991 Prisoner of Honor tvm
- 1995 Roald Dahl’s Little Red Riding Hood tvm/45m; special BBC-tv arts series 'Omnibus'
- 1995 Snow White: A Tale of Terror/The Grimm Brothers' Snow White/Snow White tvm; 2uc: Martin Grosup; opening seq ph: Arthur Wooster
- 1999 RKO 281 tvm/b&w-c; originally to be made as a feature dir by Ridley Scott
- 2006 The Mermaid Chair tvm; uwph: Pauline Heaton
- 2006 Life Line 2-part tvm
- 2008 U Be Dead tvm
- 2010 The Little House (jamie Payne) tvm
- 2012. Dr Who-The Hider in the House (Jamie Payne) tv series
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