Founders

Sally is a TV Director with over 25 years experience in the industry.  She has directed news, documentaries, light entertainment, political and sports programmes for ITV & BBC: (Calendar, Spotlight, Around the House, The Politics Show, Tonight & Live Lunch). Sally’s interest in new writing came after offering to read scripts while working at ITV (Leeds).  Her natural ability to understand storyline enabled her to use her role as director of the series New Visions to showcase regional student filmmakers, which led to various further roles supporting new scriptwriters.  Sally started her own writing journey after she was recommended and awarded a Skillset bursary to study for a MA in Screenwriting. She has gone on to have a number of scripts optioned, been shortlisted and winner of various writing competitions (Euroscript, PAGE & Screenwriting Goldmine). She is a previous Mentee and a current member of WFTV (Women in Film & TV).  Her play Mother’s Pride premiered in 2021. 

Marcus is a Film and Theatre Director and Writer with over 30 years of experience in the Industry.  He wrote and directed  the feature film  'The Knife That Killed Me' for Universal Pictures. For  Mutiny Projects he directed 'Provenance'  the film and theatre production in 2021. He has been Artistic Director for Theatre  Royal BSE, Pilot Theatre, which he ran for over 20 years as AD and CEO. He has also been Associate Artist and Director for National Theatre Wales, Theatre Royal Stratford East and Harrogate Theatre. His work has won several national awards for his Theatre productions - including UK Theatre award for best production for his adaptation and direction of 'Looking for JJ' and a MEN Award for best production for 'Lord of the Flies'. As a producer he has delivered  over a dozen theatre livestreams  including the live to Digital cinema release of Reasons to be Cheerful by Graeae Theatre, and co-produced 'The Works' for BBC iPlayer