RDF Media

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RDF Media Group

Type	Public (AIM RDF)
Founded	London, 1993
Headquarters	London, Glasgow, Cardiff and Bristol (UK) Santa Monica and New York City (USA)
Key people	David Frank, Chief Executive Stephen Lambert, Chief Creative Officer
Industry	Television production
Revenue	£59.51 million GBP (2006)
Operating income	£3.75 million GBP (2006)
Employees	~ 500
Website	http://www.rdfmedia.com

RDF Media Group is a British television production company founded in 1993 by David Frank. It was floated on the Alternative Investment Market in 2005.

1 Programming
2 Corporate structure
3 Awards
4 External links
5 References

[edit] Programming

RDF television productions are mainly in the factual, entertainment, drama and children’s programming genres. Notable RDF Media productions include:

Sherlock Holmes and the Baker Street Irregulars
Banzai
The Block
Faking It
Holiday Showdown
The Queen's Castle
Rock School
Room for Improvement
Scrapheap Challenge a.k.a Junkyard Wars
Wife Swap
Survival of the Richest

[edit] Corporate structure

The content-creating divisions of RDF, IWC Media, Presentable, Radar, RDF Television, RDF USA, and Touchpaper Television, work under the holding group RDF Content. RDF Rights & Management is the holding group for the divisions Pangea Management, RDF Management, and RDF Rights, the rights exploitation and talent management businesses.

[edit] Awards

RDF received Broadcast magazine's ‘Best Production Company of the Year Award’ for 2002, 2004 & 2006, the only company to win this coveted award on more than one occasion.