David Aukin Productions

★★★ Television ★★★

His one television commission while at Channel 4 was Gulliver’s Travels. For Daybreak Pictures his award winning slate included The Promise, Britz, and The Government Inspector, all written and directed by Peter Kosminsky; The Trial of Tony Blair and A Very Social Secretary, both written by Alistair Beaton; and The Politician’s Husband by Paula Milne.

 
 

David Aukin Productions Ltd

Email: david@aukin.co.uk

Consultant and Executive Producer for
Film, Television and Theatre

Television: 2004-2016

Includes…

The Hamburg Cell (2004)
Single. Dir: Antonia Bird. Writer: Ronan Bennett. Prod: Finola Dwyer, David Aukin

The Government Inspector (2005)
BAFTA and RTS Best Single Drama. Dir and Writer: Peter Kosminsky BAFTA Best Writer. Prod: David Aukin, Jonathan Curling, Simon Chinn. Cast: Mark Rylance BAFTA Best Actor

A Very Social Secretary (2005)
Single. Dir: Jon Jones. Writer: Alistair Beaton. Prod: Hal Vogel, David Aukin. Cast: Bernard Hill, Archie Panjabi, Robert Lindsay, Tobias Menzies, Alex Jennings, Victoria Hamilton

Britz (2007)
BAFTA Best Drama Serial. Dir and Writer: Peter Kosminsky Prod: Steve Clark Hall, David Aukin, Hal Vogel. Cast: Manjinder Virk, Riz Ahmed

The Trial of Tony Blair (2007)
Single Drama. Dir: Simon Cellan Jones. Writer: Alistair Beaton. Prod: Hal Vogel, David Aukin. Cast: Robert Lindsay, Phoebe Nicholls, Alexander Armstrong, Claire Skinner

The Promise (2011)
4 Parter. Dir and Writer: Peter Kosminsky. Prod: Hal Vogel, Amir Harel, David Aukin. Cast: Claire Foy, Christian Cook, Itay Tiran, Ali Suliman, Ben Miles

Sirens (2011)
6 Parter. Dir: Amanda Boyle (2) Victor Buhler (2) Damon Thomas (2). Writer: Brian Fillis (4) Tom Reynolds (4) Damon Thomas (3) Prod: Chris Clough (5) David Aukin (6) Hal Vogel (6) Cast: Rhys Thomas, Kayvan Novak, Richard Madden

The Politician’s Husband (2013)
3 Parter. Dir: Simon Cellan Jones. Writer: Paula Milne. Prod: Hal Vogel, David Aukin. Cast: David Tennant, Emily Watson, Roger Allam, Ed Stoppard

Churchill’s Secret (2016)
Single. Dir: Charles Sturridge. Writer: Stewart Harcourt based on the novel by Jonathan Smith. Prod: Tim Bricknell, David Aukin, Hal Vogel. Cast: Michael Gambon, Romola Garai, Lindsay Duncan, Matthew Macfadyen, Rachel Stirling, Tara Fitzgerald