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Best Comedy / Best Children's Programme
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Children's BAFTA
4 o'Clock Club which Doc Brown co-wrote won the Children's BAFTA's for the Best Comedy and Best Children's Programme in 2012.
Former underground rapper Doc Brown aka Ben Bailey Smith has performed with some of the biggest names in UK music, like Mark Ronson, Amy Winehouse and Lily Allen. In 2008, he busted onto the stand up comedy scene, collaborating with likes of comedy greats such as Ricky Gervais along the way. Doc’s also played the world’s major comedy festivals including Edinburgh, Melbourne and Montreal, before playing Wembley Stadium in 2013 for Comic Relief’s “Give It Up” benefit. Founder of ‘Bust-A-Gut Productions’, Ben’s a multi-skilled genius, flexing his BAFTA Award-winning talents across screenwriting, music-making and acting. His small screen endeavours include BBC2’s “Miranda”, Channel 4’s “The Inbetweeners” and he’s the new lead detective in “Law & Order UK” for ITV1. In 2012, “The 4-o-Clock Club” premiered, which is a teen comedy-drama co-created, co-written and co-musically directed by Ben. Ben co-composed the music for Joe Cornish’s “Attack the Block”, Dustin Hoffman’s “Quartet” and as an established voice actor having been the voice for MSN and Listerine; he continues to provide voices for “Strange Hill High” and “The Numtums” (CBBC / CBeebies).
Children's BAFTA
4 o'Clock Club which Doc Brown co-wrote won the Children's BAFTA's for the Best Comedy and Best Children's Programme in 2012.
Doc Brown is also a screenwriter. Brown co-wrote the BAFTA award winning series The 4 o'Clock Club, he is "SO proud of this baby."
Doc Brown is a well-known British actor and has worked with the likes of Miranda Hart, Bradley Walsh, and Ricky Gervais.
Doc Brown is also a musician and has realised three albums: Citizen Smith: Volume One, Citizen Smith: Volume Two - Nothing to Lose, and the Document.