Red Rock Films launched in 2010 with three hours for Nat Geo Wild that documented the life-and-death drama of creatures struggling to survive along the Mississippi River during a major flood. The New York Times called the series “stunning,” “dazzling” and “jaw-dropping.” Since then we have grown rapidly, bringing on award-winning filmmakers and senior creative talent to become North America’s largest producer of blue chip natural history and much, much more.

In addition to visually stunning and compelling natural history we now create a range of science, reality and history series as well as short form digital programming. Our dynamic development teams in the U.S and South Africa (RED ROCK FILMS INTERNATIONAL) are committed to developing an increasingly broad range of compelling factual formats and series. This is reflected by projects currently in production, which include the epic ‘Planet of the Whales’ for National Geographic, a major new series for Netflix and the completion of over 100 digital shorts and series for a range of clients.

Red Rock Kids brings the wonder of science, history and the natural world to children’s content. With offerings in digital, linear and educational spaces, we blend imaginative characters and storytelling with spectacular imagery – plus plenty of zany animals – to ignite curiosity…and keep kids giggling!

Our programming is tailored for family-friendly viewing with specialized content for all ages from toddlers to teens.

Red Rock Kids is a division of Red Rock Films. We connect our viewers to the people, places and critters that inspire them to find the magic in their own backyards.

Visit the Red Rock Kids YouTube Channel to view all our videos.