Jump Cut Editors are excited to share our latest collaboration with Fulwell Entertainment. Take That is a new three-part Netflix documentary series that has reached Number 1 on Netflix following its global release.
The series charts the extraordinary story of one of the UK’s most iconic boy bands. Since launch, it has received several 4-star reviews, marking it as a standout music documentary on the platform.
Telling the Story of Take That
Directed by David Soutar, the series goes behind the scenes with Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen, Jason Orange, and Robbie Williams. Across the episodes, the band reflects on their personal experiences and long career. Together, they achieved 12 UK No.1 hit singles and sold over 45 million records worldwide.
The documentary combines candid new interviews with an extensive archive, revealing the personal and professional highs and lows behind one of Britain’s most successful pop groups.
A Year-Long Collaboration
All three episodes were edited by Livia Serpa and Jamie Tucker, who worked on the series for just under a year. The edit brings together 35 years of archival material, previously unreleased footage, and contemporary interviews.
Working alongside a highly talented production team, Livia and Jamie expertly crafted the expansive and rich archive into a cohesive, revealing, and emotionally driven series.
Livia and Jamie attended the Take That premiere to celebrate the Netflix launch – walking the red carpet with the creative team. On the night, they were treated to a surprise exclusive live performance by the group, making it a memorable celebration of the series.
Reaching Number 1 on Netflix
Take That was released globally on 27 January. Within 24 hours, it rose to Number 1 on Netflix UK, confirming its impact with audiences.
Congratulations to everyone involved in bringing this series to life. We’re incredibly proud to be part of it.
