Paul Meadows
Paul has worked as a television editor for more than 20 years, with a focus on factual and documentary programming. He has a strong interest in science, history, current events, natural history, and human interest stories.
Paul is a brilliant storyteller and has scripted, as well as edit produced, many of the projects that he has edited. He loves to collaborate and add his creative ideas when possible.
A very fast worker, with a meticulous attention to detail, Paul is a favourite editor of clients such as Raw and Windfall Films. He has delivered shows for BBC, Channel 4, Animal Planet, Discovery, Food Network, UKTV and National Geographic.
More work by Paul
Wellington Bomber
Big Kitchens
Unreported World
Worst Weather Ever?
X Machines
Wellington Bomber
One autumn weekend, early in WWII at an aircraft factory at Broughton in North Wales, a group of British workers, men and women, set out to smash a world record for building a bomber from scratch. They managed to build a Wellington Bomber in 23 hours and 50 minutes. They worked so quickly that the test pilot had to be turfed out of bed to take it into the air, 24 hours and 48 minutes after the first part of the airframe had been laid. This film talks to the people who were there and flew the bombers during the war.
Aired on BBC4
Big Kitchens
We go behind the scenes of some of the world’s biggest and busiest kitchens.
Aired on FYI
Unreported World
Krishnan Guru-Murthy meets some of the young men in Yemen who face execution for crimes they’re accused of committing as children.
Aired on Channel 4
Worst Weather Ever?
Our weather is getting wilder and weirder by the moment: chaos, death and destruction around the world. In India, the monsoon is early and ferocious, causing flash floods that wash away entire towns; In China, giant hailstones fall from the sky destroying crops and killing many people; In Australia, a record-breaking heat wave triggers fires across the country. Homes destroyed. Lives lost. The last decade has seen historic hurricane seasons and tornados that even storm chasers aren’t prepared for. It seems like the weather is out of control, but severe droughts, storms and floods have happened throughout history, so has it really always been this bad? Scientists already know the world is getting warmer. Now they’re in a raceagainst time to discover what effect that is having on our weather. Are tornadoes getting more powerful? Are hurricanes happening more often? And how can more heat actually mean colder winters?
Aired on National Geographic
X Machines
High octane series showcasing some of the planet’s “super” machines!
Aired on Discovery