Reeltime Pictures

Formed in 1984, Reeltime Pictures boasts a wide range of highly regarded broadcast, business and home entertainment programming.

What makes us unique is that, apart from commissions from clients and broadcast companies, Reeltime funds nearly all its home entertainment productions itself. This had led to a portfolio of over 200 programmes owned outright by the company and available through our sales platform:

• timetraveltv.com

For the latest on Reeltime, please visit our Time Travel TV news page.

We are always available to discuss future projects.

A still from Mindgame depicting three characters (one Human, one Draconian, one Sontaran) posing.

A still of a camera atop a crane filming the holy monastery of Apostolos Andreas in Cyprus.

Keith Barnfather (producer) was born in Clapham, London, and has previously worked at both the BBC and Channel 4. He has produced and/or directed over 500 productions, including: training, information, corporate, business, and broadcast television.

To cult TV fans, he is best known for conceiving and producing, the now (almost) legendary, Myth Makers interview series (nearing 150 editions), and numerous documentary specials, including: Who on Earth is Tom Baker?, plus the drama spin-offs Wartime, Downtime, Mindgame, Daemos Rising, White Witch of Devil’s End, and Sil and the Devil Seeds of Arodor.

Now, with numerous new dramas in various stages of production, plus the ongoing Myth Makers’ compilation DVDs on sale in the high street (through distributor Koch Media), he is as busy as ever!

Anastasia Charalambous Barnfather (writer and director) studied film direction and post production at the University of the Arts, London, then worked freelance in Britain, Greece, and Cyprus. She joined Reeltime Pictures to broaden its production platform and has now directed two broadcast series for the company: The Forgotten Trains of Cyprus and Phoenix – A story from the Diaspora, the latter of which won the Best International Film award at the 2019 AEI Film Festival in Cyprus.

She is currently working on future film festival submissions, as well as two new documentaries: one about the history and renovations at the holy monastery of Apostolos Andreas in Cyprus, and the other about the Jewish internment camps in Cyprus after World War Two.