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List of productions

While part of BBC

• Walking with Dinosaurs (1999)
• The Ballad Of Big Al (2000)
• Walking with Beasts (2001)
• The Lost World (2001)

As an independent company

• Chased by Dinosaurs (2002)
• Sea Monsters (2003)
• The Legend of the Tamworth Two (2004)
• Space Odyssey: Voyage To The Planets (2004)
• T. rex - 100 Years in Pictures (2005)
• Story of One (2005)
• Walking with Monsters (2005)
• Pickles: The Dog who Won the World Cup (2005)
• Perfect Disaster (2006)
• Ocean Odyssey (2006)
• Prehistoric Park (2006)
• Primeval (2007-present)

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Awards

BAFTAs

• Walking with Dinosaurs: 1999 for innovation
• Walking with Beasts: 2001 for enhancement of linear media
• The Giant Claw: 2002 for visual effects

Emmys

• Walking with Dinosaurs: 1999-200 for outstanding animated program
• The Ballad of Big Al: 2000-2001 for outstanding animated program
• Walking with Beasts: 2001-2002 for outstanding animated program
• Chased by Dinosaurs: 2002-2003 for outstanding animated program

RTSs

• Walking with Dinosaurs: 1999 for team work
• Walking with Beasts Online: 2001 for primary and secondary multimedia and interactive

TV and Radio industry awards

• Walking with Dinosaurs: 2000 for documentary program of the year

Wildscreens

• Sea Monsters: 2003 for animal planet international award for popular broadcast program
• The Giant Claw: 2004 for parthenon entertainment award for innovation

Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards

• Walking with Dinosaurs: 2000 for new program

Peabodys

• Walking with Dinosaurs: 2000

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External links

• Impossible Pictures Official site