Filming starts on You Don’t Know Me
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Filming gets underway this week on BBC One’s You Don’t Know Me, a four-part drama adapted from the book by barrister and novelist Imran Mahmood.
You Don’t Know Me has been adapted by Strike writer Tom Edge and is directed by Sarmad Masud for Snowed-In Productions.
The book centres on a murder trial and a young man urgently recounting his version of events to a jury. Mahmood has said it was inspired by some of the young men he had defended in the past.
The novel was shortlisted for the Glass Bell Award in 2018, with The Guardian calling it one of the best crime novels of 2017, describing it as "an original take on a courtroom drama that puts the reader in the position of the jury... a gripping, vivid depiction of London’s gang culture with an authentic feel."
Snowed-In Productions was founded in 2014 to work alongside Bronte Film and Television on non-JK Rowling scripted projects. The company recently finished production on Too Close, and is developing a new iteration of The Midwich Cuckoos to film later this year for Sky.
Production Intelligence subscribers can log in for more on all you Don’t Know me and The Midwich Cuckoos, including shoot dates, locations and key HoDs on board. Non-subscribers can click here to request a free online demo.
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