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A young man wanders into the middle of a barren field, and just as he's enjoying the peace of it all, a mystery assailant comes running out of the trees towards him. But some things you can't outrun. The Hat is the first in a planned series of shorts that will form the foundation for a new filmmaking model created by Darren Strowger and will be supporting Teen Cancer America.

A sleep-deprived office worker photocopies a "Black Hole" late one night. Suddenly, the possibilities seem endless. Will greed get the better of him?

Short five minute sketches from the Navelgazing comedy group, airing on Dave TV

10 aspiring make-up artists compete as the hit BBC Three series returns. First up, they are asked to work on an advertising campaign for JD Sports. The creative brief is based on their identity.

The 9 MUAs hit London Fashion Week to do the make-up for a successful brand. Back at HQ the creative brief challenges them to create a look representing their icon. Realistic freckles are the skill drill for the elimination Face-Off.

The 8 remaining contestants take on the world of theatrical make-up at London's West End smash hit The Lion King. In Glow Up HQ they create a look that reveals more than it hides. The weakest two MUAs Face-Off.

The 6 MUAs are thrown into the glossy world of fashion editorials - booked on a job for gay magazine, Attitude. Michelle Visage gives them a Creative Brief inspired by club culture. The Face-Off blends 3 colours to create a temple drape.

Stacey returns to her favourite dancefloor and the MUAs battle it out in Britain's most famous ballroom at Strictly Come Dancing (2004). It's Movie Week and the contestants are asked to design make-up for characters and create a super hero.

Andrew explores changing attitudes to the death penalty, sexuality and race by looking at figures such as Diana Dors, Ruth Ellis, Roy Jenkins, Mary Whitehouse, Graham Chapman and Darcus Howe.

Andrew explores how we have sought to come to terms with Britain's decline as a world power since 1952 by looking at big names such as Louis Mountbatten, Tony Benn, Enoch Powell, Bob Geldof and David Attenborough.

While Britain declined as an industrial power, it still had great inventors, entrepreneurs and cultural exports. Andrew looks at figures such as Christopher Cockerell, Dusty Springfield, Ridley Scott, Clive Sinclair and Anita Roddick.

The make-up competition returns for a third series. The MUA class of 2021 are set their first Professional Assignment - a beauty campaign for high street retailer Superdrug and Creative Brief - a unique look that tells a story.

The 9 remaining MUAs enter the world of film and television make-up as they come up with looks for the third season of Pose (2018). Back at the Glow Up Studio they are asked to create a look that represents what freedom means to them.

The contestants go back in time to create period looks for television drama The Crown (2016). Back at the studio, the MUA's must impress the judges by turning their models into art. A blue smokey eye is the eliminator.

The 7 remaining MUAs enter the lucrative world of social media make-up creating fun and impactful looks for Tik Tok. This week's Creative Brief asks them to create a look based on a face filter. A pop art lip is the eliminator.

The 6 remaining MUAs are asked to do the make-up on a photo shoot for global online retailer ASOS. The Creative Brief is to create a look that is out of this world. The eliminator is a structured glitter eye.

The MUAs enter the world of special effects, creating looks from an iconic fight scene in Peaky Blinders. At Glow Up studios, they must impress with their 7 deadly sins inspired transformation. Covering a tattoo is the Face Off eliminator.

The 4 remaining MUAs are asked to create looks for a music video. Back at Glow Up Studios they are challenged to create looks inspired by a guilty pleasure. The Face Off eliminator is a full face gradient.

The final three must make their make with high-pressure master classes. Unstoppable statements and flawless faces will send only one to the top.

Jenn is working late when an emergency is called in. She races to the scene to find horror unfolding for a broken family and must now uncover the truth behind it.

The make-up competition returns for a 4th series. The 10 hopefuls face their first assignment, a social media campaign for a fitness and sport brand and then produce make-up transformations back at the Glow Up studios.

The MUAs try their hand at special effects, creating alien characters for Doctor Who, based around the Doctor's recent nemeses Swarm and Azure. The Creative Brief asks them to create a character from an experiment gone wrong.

The artists create summer party looks for an H&M international online campaign, then must create a conceptual look that tells the story of a pivotal moment of change in their lives.

A photo shoot for Rolling Stone UK has the challengers creating faces fit for a 90s-inspired rave before trying to wow the judges with 3D statues.