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Senior Staff: Vision

  • Kate is responsible for all aspects of BBC Vision Productions' shorter form drama; series, serials and singles.
  • Recent productions include Criminal Justice 2, Five Daughters, Five Days, Luther and Song Of Lunch

Salary and total remuneration: August 2011

Salary: £182,070
Total remuneration: £186,870

Biography

Last updated July 2008

Kate Harwood graduated from Birmingham University with a degree in Drama before becoming an Arts Council trainee director and then Literary Manager of the Royal Court Theatre.

She joined the BBC Drama Serials Department in 1990 where she worked on many productions, first as a script editor (BAFTA winner Holding On), then as a producer (Close Relations, Bafta winner Charles II – The Power And The Passion, David Copperfield) and executive producer (Daniel Deronda, Crime And Punishment).

She was appointed Executive Producer of EastEnders in March 2005 and took the show to a position where it won a BAFTA and two National TV Awards.

In October 2006, she was appointed Head of Series and Serials, BBC Drama Production.

She has, more recently, been Executive Producer of the acclaimed dramas Cranford and Oliver Twist, and the upcoming Tess Of The D'Urbervilles.

Kate added the single drama slate to her portfolio in 2008 and became Controller, Series and Serials.

Gifts and Hospitality Register

Gifts and hospitality may only be accepted in line with BBC policy. Information about gifts and hospitality is published every three months.

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  • Kate Harwood had no gifts or hospitality to declare in Q3 2011-12
  • Kate Harwood had no gifts or hospitality to declare in Q2 2011-12
  • Kate Harwood had no gifts or hospitality to declare in Q1 2011-12
  • Kate Harwood had no gifts or hospitality to declare in Q4 2010-11
  • Kate Harwood had no gifts or hospitality to declare in Q3 2010-11
  • Kate Harwood had no gifts or hospitality to declare in Q2 2010-11
  • Kate Harwood's Gifts and Hospitality Register Q1 2010-11 PDF (34KB)



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