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Television documentaries
- Haque, N., Hillman, L., and Whittaker, S. (Executive Producers). (2017). Death on Campus: Our Stories [TV documentary]. Summer Films; BBC Three.
- Latham, M. (Executive Producer). (2019). Dying for a Degree [TV documentary]. BBC West.
- Mitchell, J. (Executive Producer). (2018). Students on the Edge: Episode 6. Breakdowns on Campus [TV documentary]. The Connected Set; BBC Three.