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Jade Alexander is an award-winning producer with experience in commercials, features & new media. From creating the world’s first live-action interactive sci-fi film The Complex, to immersive sensory experience ‘Black Out’ for ASICS, she thrives on creative and technical challenges that disrupt the everyday. London-based producer Jade Alexander loves finding new ways to bring the audience into the story. He is a Berlinale Talent, Film London Lodestar for 2020 and a BIFA voter. He is currently developing a number of projects through his company CONSPIRE PICTURES, including WHITE LIES, written/directed by Screen Star Toby Fell-Holden, which the BFI is supported by the BFI and 1497 Writers Lab and the Mobius Trip, by Bafta-nominated Simone Smith, which is being supported by the Sharp Shorts Scheme. He also recently produced Naptha, written/directed by Screen Star Moin Hussin, financed by Film London/Film4, screening at LFF and Critics Week in Cannes. As an independent producer, he has produced a handful of shorts including Balcony (2015), written/directed by Screen Star Toby Fell-Holden, financed by Film London/Western Edge Pictures, winning the Crystal Bear in Berlin, three Oscar Qualifying festivals and gaining a BIFA nomination.

#Indie screenplays wanted tv#

He also has extensive VFX experience with over 35 features and TV credits. Prior to Umedia, he gained experience at Paramount Pictures in the Acquisitions and Co-Productions department and the BFI within the Distribution and Exhibition department. Tom Kimberley is a producer most recently based at Umedia, where he worked across the international sales and EP department, attending festivals and markets, where he was involved in selling, acquiring and financing numerous features including I KILL GIANTS, A HUNDRED STREETS, SUMMER IN FEBRUARY, THE BEST OFFER.

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Harriet was awarded the inaugural 2017 Gordon Parks Fellowship, for her photography series in Harlem, “highlighting the humanity and creative spirit of Gordon Parks.” An international lawyer, Harriet has worked for leading British and US law firms. Previously based in Asia, she has covered stories throughout the region, including Hong Kong’s 2014 Umbrella Revolution and the cessation of the Sri Lankan civil war in 2009.

Over the course of 20, Harriet reported extensively on the Syrian refugee crisis, from Greece, Germany and the Jordanian border camps, and forms part of the cinematography team behind the feature documentary, Refugee. She was a founding member of the production team for the launch of HBO’s VICE News Tonight in October 2016 and an active international producer for the show, covering stories from the deployment of US troops to the Russian border to the quest for gold in the Amazon. Harriet’s work can be found across multiple international publications, including the BBC, CNN, HBO, Quartz, The Guardian, AJ+, The Financial Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Slate and ABC Australia. She is the co-founder of the online lifestyle magazine, Fabulous & Frugal, the US-Norway Film Development Project, and Senza’s sister agency, The Storywell.Based in London, Harriet is a British Documentary Photographer and Emmy-nominated Producer. In addition to her work in features, she has produced over a hundred music videos, marketing films and commercial campaigns.

She produced the films Our Italian Husband and Double Exile. Savitt has worked with dozens of writers and directors to develop and package their screenplays. In 2000, Brandi founded Senza and began producing under the banner. This led her to open The Film Collective in 1999, which became an industry resource and hub for over a decade. Through her personal experience as a line producer, she saw a need in New York City for temporary office space that specifically catered to productions and entertainment companies. Brandi Savitt works closely with filmmakers, leading brands and partners around the world to create, develop and produce feature films and original content for international audiences.īrandi began her career working as a production manager and line producer on indie films and music videos.