Crossing the Line Films is an award-winning television production company specialising in wildlife, adventure, travel and historical documentaries. The company was initially set up in 1993 to document the first successful Irish expedition to the summit of Everest and has gone on to produce some of the most widely broadcast Irish-made documentaries of recent years.

Company crews have filmed in over 90 different countries world-wide and in some of the highest, most remote and hazardous locations on Earth. The extreme places and lengths we go to in making our films have been rewarded with numerous nominations, prizes and awards from some of the world's most prestigious film and television festivals. In recent years our films have won prizes at Banff and Graz, won the Best Documentary series in the Irish Film and Television Awards and both the Best Documentary Series and Spirit of the Festival Award in the International Celtic Film Festival. Our documentaries have been broadcast world-wide in over 180 different countries on RTÉ, TG4, National Geographic, Discovery Channel Europe & UK, BBC, Channel 5, Discovery USA, ZDF, History Channel, Sky, ARD, Travel, PBS, WGBH, ABC Australia, Odyssey, Adventure One, Planete, Arte and many more.

Crossing the Line Films like to instigate new research and were co-funders of the historic forensic investigations into the 'Black Diaries' of Roger Casement. The company also jointly head a major on-going project to locate the wrecks of Sir John Franklin's ships under the ice of the Canadian arctic.