BBC Films is committed to finding and developing new talent, collaborating with some of the foremost writers and directors in the industry.
Who are BBC Films?
BBC Films is the feature film-making arm of the BBC. It is firmly established at the forefront of British independent film-making and co-produces approximately eight films a year. Working in partnership with major international and UK distributors, BBC Films aims to make strong British films with range and ambition. We are committed to finding and developing new talent, as well as collaborating with some of the foremost writers and directors in the industry.
PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS IS:
BBC Films
Zone A, 7th Floor
BBC Broadcasting House
Portland Place
London
W1A 1AA
Tel: +44 (0)20 3614 4445
Twitter: @BBCFilms
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We're sorry, but BBC Films does not accept unsolicited scripts. In the first instance, please contact the BBC Writersroom
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Christine Langan Head of BBC Films
Joe Oppenheimer Executive Producer
Development
Nichola Martin Development Executive (maternity cover)
Beth Pattinson Development Executive (maternity leave)
Ed Wethered Development Executive
Business Affairs
Jennifer Barrett - Senior Legal and Business Affairs Manager, Fiction (maternity cover)
Zoe Brown Senior Legal and Business Affairs Manager, Fiction (maternity leave)
Michael Wood Senior Business Manager
Helen Giles Legal and Business Affairs Manager
Nadia Lachman Legal and Business Affairs Manager
Livy Sandler Legal and Business Affairs Manager
Marketing & Publicity
Jacqui Barr Film Marketing Executive
Freud Communications - Publicity
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