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Thomas Hescott
Thomas is a director and writer with over twenty five years' experience working across TV, theatre and film. He trained at the Central School of Speech and Drama, the National Theatre Studio Directors Course and on the BBC’s Emerging Directors Scheme.
Ed Hime
Ed is a writer from South East London. He was nominated for a BAFTA craft award for break-through talent for his work on the fourth series of SKINS, and his radio play, THE INCOMPLETE RECORDED WORKS OF A DEAD BODY won the 2007 Prix Italia award for Best Original Radio Drama.
Ryan Dawson Laight
Ryan is a set and costume designer whose work has been seen across plays, musical theatre and dance. He was nominated for the Olivier Award for Best Costume Design for La Cage aux Folles at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, for which he also won the WhatsOnStage Award for Best Costume Des
Lewis Arnold
Lewis has just finished directing all 7 parts of THE LONG SHADOW for New Pictures/ITV. Prior to this he directed James Graham’s SHERWOOD for House Productions/BB1 and Jimmy McGovern’s TIME for BBC Studios starring Sean Bean and Stephen Graham.
Phoebe Luckhurst is a Senior Commissioning Editor at The Sunday Times Magazine, and has been a journalist for a decade, writing for newspapers and magazines including The Evening Standard, ES Magazine, Style, The Guardian, The Telegraph, ELLE, Grazia and HUNGER.
Rosie is an award winning TV, film and commercials director with over 12 years experience in the UK’s scripted TV industry, She specialises in funny, nuanced, often offbeat and heartfelt storytelling with strong characters front and centre.
David Beauchamp
Since 2009 David has directed 65 episodes of the Channel 4 drama ‘Hollyoaks’, 28 episodes of the BBC daytime drama 'Doctors', the series finale of BBC1’s period police drama ‘WPC 56’, 7 episodes of Casualty, 4 episodes of 'Father Brown' for BBC 1 and three award-winning short films.
Alexander J. Farrell
Alexander fell in love with film as a child, his first work being published at the age of twelve where he won an international “young writers” competition. After being awarded a scholarship in NYC, Alexander gained his degree in film in 2013 and then moved to Los Angeles.
