Two Step Films Ltd

Two Step Films was founded by Producer/Director Fran Robertson in 1998 to make documentaries for television and radio.  These include 'Shoot Out In Swansea' (BBC2) , 'Boyle Family' (BBC4)  and 'Capturing Idi Amin' (BBC Scotland), looking at the true events that inspired the film 'The Last King of Scotland'.  Two Step has developed a reputation for producing sensitive and thought-provoking films and revealing the human stories behind significant social issues such as the treatment of children with autism, in 'Autism: Challenging Behaviour’ (BBC4) and the law of Joint Enterprise in ‘Guilty by Association’ for BBC1.