It developed a reputation for both documentaries and feature films, notably the "Lieutenant Daring" series, featuring Percy Morgan, and the "Dick Turpin and Don Q" films. By 1912 it had begun making longer films, such as "Robin Hood Outlawed", and using location footage, some shot by Fred Burlingham. It also covered important news stories such as the funeral of Edward VII and the Coronation of George V, as well as major sporting fixtures. In 1910 the company made a film of the Canadian Pacific Railway and, in 1912, filmed the F.A. Cup Final and the Derby, as well as in Jamaica.