25th July 2024 - We are delighted to announce that The Battle to Beat Malaria, which premiered on NOVA in November, has been nominated for an Emmy! 

1st July 2024 - Following broadcast in the US in 2023, Wingspan, HHMI Tangled Bank Studios, and ARTE France's film 'The Battle To Beat Malaria' will make its UK premiere on BBC Two

June 2024: We're shocked at the very sad news of our colleague Michael Mosley's death in Greece. 

April 2024 - AFO59 selected our film to participate in competition at the international film festival.

April 2024 - Our malaria film has been shortlisted at the prestigious Rockie Awards as part of the Banff World Media Festival

Following its recent premiere on PBS / NOVA, our malaria vaccine film has won Outstanding Achievement laurels in this prestigious US competition.

10th November 2023:  Wingspan, HHMI Tangled Bank Studios and PBS today announced its new exclusive film, 'The Battle to Beat Malaria', chronicling a University of Oxford team in their decade-long quest for a vaccine for one of the world's deadliest diseases - malaria. The film follows Wingspan's previous award-winning film telling the inside story of the global teams making COVID-19 vaccines during the global pandemic. 

December 2022: ITV's new streaming service ITVX launches on December 8th with a special Wingspan single doc to accompany six-part drama starring Damian Lewis.

July 2022: We're deeply saddened that our colleague and friend, Sir Christopher Meyer, has died.

June 2022: 'Our Gay Wedding: The Musical' is to be included in C4's season marking 50 years of Pride in the UK, as a highlight of the channel's historic and ongoing commitment to pushing LGBTQ boundaries with ground-breaking programming

March 2022 - 'Horizon Special: The Vaccine' is nominated for a prestigious Royal Television Society (RTS) award, and selected for International Competition at AFO

December 2021 - Wingspan's film, Quentin Blake: The Drawing of My Life has been given a prime place in the BBC's festival schedule - it's set to broadcast at tea-time on Christmas Day