About me: I am a highly experienced, calm and focussed PM used to working across multiple productions mainly on factual programming. I have also worked as Head of Production at a small independent TV company. I normally work part time but can work full time if needed.
20 years experience.
Genre: Documentary, Drama Documentary, Observational Documentary
Additional skills: Archive, Covid Supervisor, EP Budgeting, EP Scheduling, Extreme Filming Geographical, File Based Formats, Health And Safety, Negotiating a contract with a broadcaster
Other skills: Fixed rig, music clearance, drama recons, archive, set builds, international & UK filming, contracts, H&S, compliance, scheduling, budgeting and insurance.
Overseas experience in: Brazil, France, Germany, Greenland, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Netherlands, Pakistan, United States of America.
Willing to be based in: London / South East
Languages: native English
Credits
Notorious: The Mitford Sisters (tx 2026)
Production company: Swan Films; On-screen credit: Head of Production / Production Manager; Programme type: Documentary, Drama Documentary; Broadcaster: Channel 4.
3 x 60 looking at the lives of the Mitford sisters told through archive, AI and drama reconstructions. S/D Alice McMahon-Major
Grayson Perry Has Seen The Future
Production company: Swan Films; On-screen credit: Head of Production; Programme type: Documentary; Broadcaster: Channel 4.
2 x 60 with Grayson Perry looking at the latest technical innovations. Filmed in the USA and UK. S/D Neil Crombie
Arena: Maria Callas: The Final Act
Production company: Swan Films; On-screen credit: Head of Production / Production Manager; Programme type: Documentary; Broadcaster: BBC2.
1 x 60 looking at the life of Maria Callas told through archive and art directed interviews. P/D Clare Beavan
In My Own Words: Jilly Cooper
Production company: Swan Films; On-screen credit: Head of Production / Production Manager; Programme type: Documentary; Broadcaster: BBC1.
1 x 45 looking at the life of novelist Jilly Cooper with archive and interviews. P/D Michael Waldman
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