Jane Treays
in conversation with Prof. Alan Marcus,
6pm, 9 December 2008 Watch Webcast
Winner of the Royal Television Society Award for Best Network Documentary for Extraordinary Families (2005), Jane Treays is one of the foremost documentary directors in British television. Of her controversial film, Men in the Woods (2001), the Mirror wrote: "Acclaimed filmmaker Jane Treays brilliantly draws on personal experience to tell of the effects of indecent exposure on children. Jane was brave to make this film and Channel 4 was bold to screen it". Over 2,400 calls were received following its broadcast. Her latest powerful films, Virgin Daughters (2008) and Mum, Heroin and Me (2008), provoked considerable media interest and public debate.
Resources
- Jane Treays Credits
- Times review of Mum, Heroin and Me
- Telegraph review of Mum, Heroin and Me
- Scotsman review of Mum, Heroin and Me
- The Independent review of Mum, Heroin and Me
- Mum, Heroin and Me can also be viewed on Google.ca.
- Video interview with Jane Treays on making the Virgin Daughters
- Review and clip of The Virgin Daughters (2008)
- Clip from The Virgin Daughters (2008)
- Times article by Treays on The Virgin Daughters (2008)
- Clip from Painted Babies (1995)
- The Independent interview with Jane Treays (2007)
- In Camera article on Jane Treays (2001)
- Article on Treays and The Smallest People in the World (2007)
- BBC Radio 4 interview with Jane Treays (2007)
- Interview with Treays on A Child's Life (2007)
- Scotsman article on Painted Babies Grow Up (2008)