Steve
Anderson
Editorial Director, Tinopolis
Steve oversees current affairs and contemporary factual
programming plus Folio productions, such as Traffic Cops for BBC
One. The Executive Producer of BBC One's flagship political
programme Question Time, he is also EP of other major discussion
and debate shows such as The Big Questions (BBC One) and Free
Speech (BBC Three).
Additional recent EP credits include The Batman Murders and
Superstorm Sandy: Caught on Camera, Reggie Yates; Teen Gangs (BBC
THREE); John Steinbeck: Voice of America (BBC Four); Murder Files
(Channel 5); Witness (Crime & Investigations Network). He was
the EP of BBC Panorama's highest rated edition for four years:
Madeleine McCann: The Last Hope?, which marked the fifth
anniversary of her disappearance. Previously, he had made two
prime-time documentaries on the case for ITV and Channel 4. His
other high-profile exclusive documentaries and current affairs
specials include Panorama: A Very British Hero (BBC One); Double
Jeopardy (BBC One); joint EP of Michael Jackson's Final Days: What
Really Happened (C4); Jaycee Lee: Captive for 18 Years (C4); and
Chasing the Cumbrian Killer (C4).
Steve joined Mentorn from ITV where he was controller of News,
Current Affairs, Arts and Religion. He created Tonight with Trevor
McDonald which won the RTS Journalism Programme of the Year three
times in five years and oversaw ITV News coverage of September 11
and the Gulf War. Previously he was at the BBC for 13 years and was
the Editor of the consumer series, Watchdog.