Morris Lane Creative Media produces bespoke digital television, video and audio projects for those working in the fields of heritage and historical interpretation, education and communication, rural affairs and the equestrian world, as well as the arts, music and popular culture.

Since 1986, James Harrison, MLCM founder, worked in radio as a BBC producer and presenter, presenting live daytime shows and producing documentaries and features, which have been broadcast on BBC Radio 4, commercial radio and BBC Local Radio.

James reported for BBC TV regional news programmes Points West and Around the South in Eighty Days, while more recently he worked on the BBC website as a site producer and content provider.

In 2005 he worked as a broadcast coordinator for the BBC's hugely successful People's War digital storytelling project and was one of the first producers to research and process archive film and video for subsequent play-out on the BBC website.

Wanting to bring his ideas to an audience beyond the BBC - and in response to a growing demand from the private sector for his production experience and values - James founded Morris Lane Creative Media in January 2006.