I'm an experienced Producer Director with a strong track record in documentaries, current affairs and drama-doc. My main professional interests are social conscience stories with a purpose - human rights, gender equality, the family courts and food security have been recurring themes of my work. I'm currently developing a number of documentaries and fact-based scripted dramas. I'm based in London and would welcome any new work or collaboration enquiries.
Latest News
June 2018
My latest programme After Grenfell: How Safe are We? was broadcast on Channel 4. The Times called it "a vital piece of reportage."
You can watch it here on 4oD.
You can watch it here on 4oD.
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February 2018
Delighted that Slum Britain was Highly Commended at the Broadcast Awards!
And the Highly Commended in the Best Documentary Programme category goes to Slum Britain: 50 Years On @ITNProductions @channel5_tv #BroadcastAwards
— Broadcast Awards (@BroadcastAwards) February 7, 2018
November 2017
Delighted to announce Slum Britain: 50 Years On, which we produced for @channel5_tv, has been shortlisted for @BroadcastAwards Best Documentary Programme #BroadcastAwards pic.twitter.com/7zhkNH5te4
— ITN Productions (@ITNProductions) November 23, 2017
October 2017
Abortion on Trial aired on BBC2. Fifty years after the Abortion Act was passed, Anne Robinson brings together a group of nine people with conflicting views on abortion, to ask if the law is fit for purpose in 2017. Filmed over one weekend in Anne's own home in Gloucestershire, the group share their stories and grapple with some of the most contentious aspects of the law.
The programme got some great reviews...
"One of the most enlightening hours of factual TV in a long while" - Express
"timely and valuable... admirably sober and sensitive" - The Times
"If Anne Robinson was aiming to get them – and, in turn, viewers – to look beyond their own experiences and consider the wider issues, she succeeded" - The Telegraph
It's available to watch here - email me for the password.
Abortion on Trial aired on BBC2. Fifty years after the Abortion Act was passed, Anne Robinson brings together a group of nine people with conflicting views on abortion, to ask if the law is fit for purpose in 2017. Filmed over one weekend in Anne's own home in Gloucestershire, the group share their stories and grapple with some of the most contentious aspects of the law.
The programme got some great reviews...
"One of the most enlightening hours of factual TV in a long while" - Express
"timely and valuable... admirably sober and sensitive" - The Times
"If Anne Robinson was aiming to get them – and, in turn, viewers – to look beyond their own experiences and consider the wider issues, she succeeded" - The Telegraph
It's available to watch here - email me for the password.
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