Experience Executive Producer & Managing Director Present: Freelance Executive Producer and Consultant BARRISTERS – 3 x 1-hour series for Channel 4 (Tx 2025) CENTRE STAGE – In production: 3 x 1-hour series for Sky Arts WHAT IF WE WERE WRONG – Development and pre-production of a 90-minute live TV event Consultant – Caledonia Television - an independant production company based in Glasgow. 2020–2022: Channel Director, 67pallmall.tv & Freelance Executive Producer Led the creation of a 24/7 global FTA 4K web channel dedicated to wine Established two 4K studios in London’s Pall Mall and launched the channel within six months (during lockdown) Produced 85% of the channel’s programming, delivering over 900 hours in two years Executive Producer – Secrets of the Imperial War Museum (6 x 1-hour) for Channel 5 2012–2020: Managing Director & Executive Producer, Spring Films Ltd. Oversaw operations for a London-based independent production company specialising in international co-productions and factual programming Executive Producer credits include: Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds (Apple TV+) – Dir. Werner Herzog & Clive Oppenheimer How to Stay Out of Jail (Channel 4) – Dir. Jemma Gander PRISON 2 (Channel 4) –  Dir. Paddy Wivell Indian Space Dreams – RTS Award winning, 90-minute featre documentary. Dir: Sue Sudbury Meeting Gorbachev (A&E/MDR) – Dir. Werner Herzog & André Singer PRISON (Channel 4) – RTS, Broadcast & Grierson award-winning three-part series, Dir. Paddy Wivell Where the Wind Blows – Feature-length documentary, Dir. André Singer Into the Inferno (Netflix) – Emmy-nominated, Dir. Werner Herzog Night Will Fall (BFI/Channel 4/HBO) – Feature-length documentary. RTS, Peabody & Emmy award-winning, Dir. André Singer Beyond Bollywood (BBC Four) – Feature-length documentary Lonnie Donegan and Me (ITV) – One-hour special Tinderbox - Feature documentary, Dir. Gillian Mosely Cool Daddio - Feature documentary, Dir. Monika Baran & Imogen Pulter 2010–2024: Executive Producer & Programme Consultant, Urban Canyons Ltd. Executive producer:  Samurai 6 x 1 hour, broadcast across Europe and on the Smithsonian Channel (US) Warrior Women 8 x 1-hour, Smithsonian Channel God’s Soldiers 2 x 1-hour, ZDF 2010–2011: Programme Consultant Consult for – Pricey Media Ltd., Global Arts, and Alchemiya 2002–2010: Channel Director & Head of Programming Oversaw – History, Bio, Bio HD, History HD, Military History, The Crime & Investigation Network, and Crime & Investigation HD Commissioned -  Over 1000+ hours of Broadcast programmes New Channels - Helped create and launch two new genre channels Expanded operations – From 2 UK digital channels to 7 channels across 3 continents in 5 years Increased turnover and profit – By over 300% Scaled team – From 26 to 110 staff with <5% annual staff turnover Pioneered HD broadcasting – Delivered one of the UK’s first HD channels for SKY Introduced new post-production technologies – Saving over £500K annually Designed and implimented a company wide programme database – Significantly improved efficiency Awarded – Broadcast’s Factual Channel of the Year (nominated twice more) 1999–2002: Channel Director & Executive Director, Artsworld (now Sky Arts) Co-created – Channel and business plan with Sir Jeremy Isaacs and John Hambley Project-managed – All aspects of the Channel launch and transmission Raised – £6.5 million in equity finance Commissioned – 500+ hours of programming, including documentaries, concerts, and magazine shows 1998–1999: Head of Production, Jeremy Isaacs Productions Managed all production and operations – Reporting to Sir Jeremy Isaacs Oversaw – Millennium, a 10-part award-winning series on the history of the last 1000 years 1997–1998: BBC Launch Manager, People+Arts & Animal Planet Based in – Discovery’s Latin American HQ (Miami) Led BBC input and Supervision – Into two BBC/Discovery joint venture channels under a $600 million contract 1995–1997: Producer & Director, Cold War (CNN) Produced and directed – 3 episodes of the BAFTA-nominated, Peabody-winning 24-part series Designed – Operational and editing systems for Jeremy Isaacs Productions 1993–1995: Head of Production & Producer/Director, InCA Produced and directed – Programmes for BBC and Channel 4, including Equinox, Horizon, and The Royal Institution Christmas Lectures 1988–1993: Managing Director & Producer, Picture House Productions Specialised in – Music videos and commercials Increased revenue – By over 100% year-on-year 1986–1988: Producer, Wood Film   The Future of Things Past (2 x 1 hour)  Channel 4 Dir: Elizabeth Wood 1985–2005: Managing Director, Heavy Pencil A camera and crewing facilities company.  Grew the company – From a £1,500 investment to an asset value of £500,000 Achieved – Annual turnover of £350,000 with a 35% profit margin Industry Involvement Member of – BAFTA and the Royal Television Society Regular jury member and chair – For major industry awards including the Emmys, BAFTA and the RTS Awards include: Emmy – Outstanding Historical Programme Grierson – Best Factual Series Broadcast – Best Factual Series Royal Television Society – Best Factual Series & Best History Documentary Peabody Award (x2) – Best History Documentary Silbersalz Science & Media Award FOCAL Awards – Best History Documentary & Best Use of Archive Footage