Talent Group is a leading independent television production company that creates content distributed mostly to UK broadcasters. Operating through Talent Television, its slate of shows includes quiz show Test the Nation (shown on BBC) and dance program Everybody Dance Now (for commercial broadcaster ITV). It also makes children's and teen programming such as Best of Friends and Fazed. Talent Group also distributes and licenses its formats outside the UK.

Target Entertainment is a distributor and producer of television programming in the UK. Its vault of programming includes such past TV hits as Bad Girls and Footballers' Wives, as well as comedy specials, documentaries, and reality shows. It also distributes children's programming. In addition to distribution, Target Entertainment creates new TV shows through production unit Greenlit Productions. CEO Alison Rayson founded the company in 1998. Target Entertainment is a subsidiary of the UK-based independent media distribution firm Metrodome Group.

TeamWorx Television & Film is a European leader in television production founded in 1998. TeamWorx makes television and/or film productions that are broadcast throughout Germany; the UK and other European countries. The company has offices in in Berlin, Munich, Potsdam, Cologne, Ludwigsburg, and Leipzig. The company was founded by Nico Hofmann, Ariane Krumpf, and Wolf Bauer.

Ten Alps has just about all the bases covered in media -- managing content on TV, radio, online, and in print, as well as offering live event production, advertising, and consulting services. The company, which counts Live Aid creator Bob Geldof among its founders, specializes in producing documentaries, reality TV shows, publications, and Internet video. It publishes some 600 magazine, directory, and other periodical titles, produces about 200 Web sites, and operates a handful of online TV channels. Video productions include the documentaries "Churchill's Forgotten Years" and "Peaches Geldof: Teenage Mind" (featuring Bob Geldof's daughter). Ten Alps was founded in 1999.

The Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association is a leading public broadcaster serving the Washington, DC, area with a television station and a radio station operating under the call letters WETA. It is also a leading producer of content for the Public Broadcasting Service, including PBS NewsHour (created in partnership with MacNeil/Lehrer Productions) and Washington Week. WETA has also co-produced several documentaries by Ken Burns, including The Civil War and Baseball. The not-for-profit organization was formed in 1953 and received a TV broadcast license in 1961.

Jim Henson Company produce television and film content aimed primarily at children. Its shows include Sid the Science Kid and Pajanimals (both produced for the Public Broadcasting Service). The company is also involved in post-production and special effects services through its TV and film studios and the Jim Henson Creature Shop. In addition, it has recording facilities used by commercial recording artists. Jim Henson started the company in 1958; it is run by his son Brian and daughter Lisa.

Kushner-Locke is a distributor of movies and television programming with a library of more than 250 original titles. Its vault contains such movies as Freeway, Last Time I Committed Suicide, and Sweet Bird of Youth, along with television mini-series and series programming (Harts of the West, Tropical Heat). The company distributes filmed content mostly to cable and pay-TV outlets. Production partners Don Kushner and Peter Locke started the company in 1983. Kushner-Locke has been operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy since 2001.

Tiger Aspect Productions is a leading independent producer of television programming and films in the UK. Its TV shows have included Secret Diary of a Call Girl (for commercial broadcaster ITV) and The Home Show (Channel 4). The company also creates programming for the US market, including Make Me A Supermodel (for NBC Universal's Bravo channel). In addition to television shows, Tiger Aspect has produced such movies as Billy Elliot and Dog Eat Dog through Tiger Aspect Pictures. Chairman Peter Bennett-Jones founded the company as Tiger Television in 1988; it merged with Aspect Film & Television in 1993. Global TV producer Endemol acquired the business in 2009 from international talent agency IMG.

Tinopolis is a large city of independent media companies. The company produces about 2,500 hour of programming each year for more than 200 broadcasters, including the Welsh station S4C, BBC, ITV, Channel 4 , Five, and France 5. Its brands include APP Broadcast (sports), Tinopolis Interactive (interactive educational materials), Folio (documentary), DEEM (animation), Daybreak Pictures (drama), and POP 1 (documentary, sports, and children's programming). From offices in London, Leeds, Oxford, Glasgow, and Cardiff, Tinopolis also produces educational and training materials for the BBC and Britain's Ministry of Defence. The company was taken private in 2008 by investment firm Vitruvian Partners.

Towers Productions is a TV production business that focuses on documentary specials and series, including such titles as FBI's Most Wanted (for Discovery Communications' Discovery channel), High School Confidential (WE: Women's Entertainment), and the long-running Biography series for A&E Television. Past productions have included Road to War for the National Geographic Channel and When Weather Changed History (The Weather Channel). Television news producer Jonathan Towers left CNN to found the company from a spare bedroom in an apartment in 1989.

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