Tenmonkeys is a collective of creative talent led by company founder Caj Sohal. We make films, documentaries and cover live sport for broadcasters across the world including ITV, BBC, Channel 5, BT Sport, Sky Sports and Sony TV India.
2019 - Two Tribes
This is the story of Liverpool in the 1980s and how a city scarred by riots, radical politics and spiralling economic decline was saved by football and then, in the most tragic of circumstances, almost destroyed by it.
2018 - Channel 5
Tenmonkeys manages Viacom’s portfolio of sports content in the UK across Channel 5
and 5Spike
including live boxing, Premiership Rugby, Championship Football, Formula E, MotoGP and International Cricket.
2018 - Stuck On You
ITV1 and ITV4
- This is a film about how four Italian brothers called Panini took a childhood obsession and turned it into a multi-billion pound industry and how a group of four British upstarts took on the mighty Panini to beat them at their own game.
2018 - WRC
Channel 5
- Live coverage of the Wales Rally GB in the World Rally Championship.
2017 - Iron Men
A landmark cinema release to commemorate the final days of life at West Ham’s famous Boleyn Ground. With unprecedented access to the players, owners and fans like Hollywood star Ray Winstone, Iron Men explores the intimate relationship between a football club and it’s supporters.
2016 - Premier Futsal
Sony TV India and BT Sport - Bringing a host of footballing stars to India, we helped to conceive, develop and produce 12 live shows over 2 weeks that attracted a new young audience to the sport across the subcontinent and to broadcasters around the world.
2016 - Get Shirty
ITV1
- This is the unlikely story of Admiral - an underwear factory from Leicester that swapped bras for football shirts and created a whole new industry that conquered the world, celebrated in style and then blew up in spectacular fashion.
2015 - One Day in May
BT Sport
- On the 11th May 1985 a 12 year old Gabby Yorath witnessed first hand the worst fire disaster in the history of English football as 56 people died at Bradford City FC. 30 years on Gabby relives that terrifying day with those who lost loved ones, the survivors, and the heroes who risked their lives to save others.
We are always on the look out for new ideas and new people to work with. Feel free to give us a call or drop us a note with your details and we will be in touch.
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