Tetra Films

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Tetra Films was a London-based independent production company, trading between 1992 and 2000.

Films and television[]

Tetra Films was founded by Alan Horrox in 1992, the same year when classic ITV series The Tomorrow People was revived. Prior to this, Alan was a controller of children’s programmes at Thames Television. It produced a wide range of programmes for ITV and Channel 4. Notable contributions include:

• Cone Zone, Sitcom, Carlton/ITV, 1995-1997
• Delta Wave, Sci-fi drama, Meridian/ITV, 1996
• Mike and Angelo, Sci-fi sitcom, Thames/Carlton for ITV, 1989-2000
• Snap, Comedy-drama, Carlton for ITV, 1997-1999
• Rainbow Toy Shop Series, Pre-school, HTV for ITV, 1994-1995
• Rainbow Days, Pre-school, HTV for ITV, 1996-1997
• The Canterville Ghost, Drama (family feature), Carlton for ITV, 1997
• The Tomorrow People, Sci-fi drama, Thames/Central/Nickelodeon for ITV, 1992-1995
• The Treasure Seekers, Drama (TV Movie), Carlton for ITV, 1996
• Magic with Everything, Drama (adapted novel), ITV, 1998
• What Katy Did, Drama (family feature), Carlton for ITV, 2000