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Tomisin Adepeju
A graduate of the MA Directing course at Met Film School, Ealing Studios, Tomisin's multi award-winning shorts, The Good Son & Marianne, have been selected at over 100 international film festivals including: Oscar-Qualifying Urbanworld Film Festival, the 25th New York Africa
Anna Miles
Anna is a writer-performer from Greater Manchester, who spent most of the pandemic working as a development exec in high end television for Vertigo films (Mammals, A Town Call Malice, Bulletproof, Britannia).
Jonathan Asser
For his psychodynamic group work with violent prisoners, Jonathan won the national Innovation Award from the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, the largest therapy organisation in the UK. Jonathan is credited with developing a unique approach to working with the small number
Kwame Kwei-Armah
Kwame Kwei-Armah is a British actor, playwright, director and broadcaster. In 2018 he was made Artistic Director of the Young Vic Theatre, where he has directed Twelfth Night, Tree, The Collaboration and Benethea's Place among others.
Michael Egan
Michael Egan was born in Liverpool and grew up in Huyton. He began writing poetry while at university and has had one collection and several pamphlets published, most recently The Ghost Maze.
David Winstone
David Winstone won a Student Oscar for his short film FOR ELSIE, which was his graduation film from the University of Westminster.
Ben Chessell
Ben recently completed shooting The Great (created by Oscar Nominee, Tony McNamara) produced by MRC Studios for Hulu/STAN. Prior to The Great, he also directed the critically acclaimed and BAFTA Nominated, Giri/Haji, produced by Sister Pictures for BBC/Netflix.
Julian Simpson
Julian Simpson made his directorial debut at the age of 23 with his film THE CRIMINAL which The Guardian described as ‘a formidably promising feature debut’. On the strength of this he signed a three picture writing deal with Miramax.