Insight Films is the collaboration between award winning film makers Debbie Shuter and Adam Tysoe.
Debbie’s first documentary, the timeless “Beigel’s Already”, shot on 16mm film and edited by Jonathon Morris, was first shown on the BBC in 1992 and has remained a firm favourite with documentary fans for over 30 years – it’s now featured at the Museum of London’s new Spitalfields site.
During this time Debbie and Adam have produced and directed documentaries and dramas for major broadcasters and theatrical distribution in the UK and internationally, winning awards and collaborating with some of the best in the business.
Debbie has produced and directed many documentary and drama films and TV shows since “Biegels Already” and in 2023 won the Broadcast Award for producer of best single drama for the BBC’s, “Then Barbara met Allen”. This inventive film, made by Dragonfly productions and directed by Bruce Goodison, was an anarchic blend of drama, documentary and animation that captured the untold story of the brave struggle for legal recognition fought by disabled people in the UK during the 1990’s.
Adam and Debbie co-directed, edited and shot the observational documentary “Streetdance Family”, following a year in the life of East London streetdance troupe, Entity. This heartwarming film recorded Entity’s highs and lows as they battle for the world title. Released in the USA on Showtime and in the UK in Odeon cinemas, “Streetdance Family” is a captivating film that takes you deep into the world of competitive streetdance and the lives of its passionate followers and their families.
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