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Sarah Ryan Costume Designer Sarah Ryan Costume Designer Agents Madeleine Pudney Assistant 020 3214 0999 Eliza McWilliams [email protected] 020 3214 0999 Credits Television Production Company Notes GOOD KARMA HOSPITAL S4 Tiger Aspect / ITV Creator: Dan Sefton 2021 Prod: Trevor Ingman ENDEAVOUR 8 Mammoth Dir: Kate Saxon, Zam Salim 2021 Prod: Russell Lewis STRIKE BACK 8 Left Bank / Sky 1 Co-Designer 2019 Dir: Paul Wilmshurst Prod: Nuala O'Leary Filmed in Croatia STRIKE BACK 7 Left Bank / Sky 1 Dir: Bill Eagles, Paul Wilmshurst, 2018 Mark Everest Prod: Nuala O'Leary Filmed in Malaysia Costume Supervisor JAMESTOWN 2 Carnival Films / Sky 1 Dirs: Paul Wilmshurst, David Drama set in 1619 USA Evans, Andy Hay, Bill Gallagher 2018 Prod: Sue de Beauvoir Filmed in Budapest Costume Supervisor United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes IN THE DARK BBC Drama North Dirs. Gilles Bannier, Ulrik Rolfsen Contemporary drama: with Prod. Hugh Warren 90s flashbacks 2016 RAISED BY WOLVES 2 Big Talk Productions Dir: Ian Fitzgibbon 6 part Comedy Drama Prod: Caroline Norris 2015 Exec Prod: Kenton Allen REG LA Productions/ BBC Dir: David Blair Fact based Drama Prod: Colin McKeown, Donna Molloy 2015 with Tim Roth, Anna Maxwell Martin CRITICAL Hat Trick Productions/ Sky Dirs: Jon East, Michael Keillor, 13 part series One Phillippa Langdale 2014 Prod: Chris Hall Exec Prods: Mark Readhead, Jed Mercurio with Lennie James, Catherine Walker, Claire Skinner and Neve McIntosh RAISED BY WOLVES Big Talk Productions Dir: Ian Fitzgibbon 6 part drama Prod: Caroline Norris 2014 Exec Prod: Caroline Leddy RTS Craft Award nomination 2015 TRYING AGAIN Avalon TV / Sky Dir: Ian Fitzgibbon 8 part series Prod: Caroline Norris 2013 with Chris Addison and Jo Joyner COMMON LA Production/BBC Dir: David Blair Single drama Prod: Colin McKeown 2013 Writer / Exec Prod: Jimmy McGovern with Michael Gambon, Susan Lynch and Danny Mayes RAISED BY WOLVES Big Talk Productions Dir: Ian Fitzgibbon Pilot Prod: Caroline Norris 2013 Exec Prod: Kenton Allen THE SYNDICATE 2 Big Talk Productions Dirs: Kay Mellor, Dominic Leclerc 6 part series Wri/ Prod: Kay Mellor 2013 with Alison Steadman, Mark Addy, Siobhan Finneran, Steven Waddington United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes LINE OF DUTY World Productions Dirs: David Caffrey, Douglas 15 part drama series MacKinnon 2012 Prod: Jed Mercurio Exec Prod: Simon Heath with Lennie James, Martin Compston, Vicky McClure and Gina Mckee ETERNAL LAW Kudos Dir: Adrian Shergold 6 part drama series Prod: Georgina Lowe 2011 Exec Prods: Jane Featherstone, Alison Jackson with Sam West, Hattie Morahan, Steven Dillane and Orla Brady JUST WILLIAM BBC Dir: Paul Seed 4 part drama set in 1950's Prod: John Chapman 2010 Exec Prod: Gina Cronk BAFTA awarded for Best Childrens Drama 2011 SCALLYWAGGA 2 BBC Comedy North Dir: David Sant Sketch Comedy show Prod: Kristian Smith 2010 GOOD SAMARITAN ITV Granada Dir Dir: Kenny Glenaan 90 min Comedy Drama Prod: Sue Pritchard 2009 Exec: Kieran Roberts with Shane Ritchie NEW STREET LAW Red Productions/BBC Dirs: Matthew Hall, Clara Glynn 6 x 1 hour drama series and Dominic Keavey 2007 Prod: Matthew Bird Exec Prod: Nicola Schindler with John Hannah, Paul Freeman, John Thompson WATERLOO ROAD SERIES 1 Shed Productions Dirs: Barnaby Southcombe, Jim 8 x 1 hour drama series Loache 2006 Prod: Claire Phillips Exec Prod: Brian Park BODIES SERIES 1 AND 2 Hat Trick Productions Dirs: Jon East, Ian B MacDonald, 12 x one hour medical drama John Strickland, series Douglas Mackinnon and Richard 2004 Laxton Prods: Sue de Beauvoir, Jed Mercurio Exec Prod: Mark Redhead Awarded RTS for Series 1 United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes NO ANGELS SERIES 1 AND 2 World Productions / Dirs: Julian Holmes, Julie Anne 18 x one hour comedy series Channel 4 Robinson, Minkie 2004 Spiro, Alice Troughton, Roger Goldby, Jeremy Webb, Harry Bradbeer, Clara Glynn, and David Jackson Prod: Steven Lightfoot Exec Prod: Helen Gregory DALZIEL AND PASCOE BBC Prod: Annie Tricklebank 2004 Exec Prod: Warren Clarke, Mal Young POPCORN BBC Prod: Carson Black Five Dramas Exec Prods: Mal Young, Serena 2003 Cullen BURIED World Productions Dirs: Kenny Glenaan and Morag 8 x one hour drama series Mackinnon 2003 Producer: Cath Mattock Exec Prod: Tony Garnett BAFTA winner best drama BLUE DOVE Carlton Productions Prod: Jonathan Curling 2003 As Costume Assistant THE COPS SERIES 2 AND 3 World Productions Dir: Kenny Glenaan 2001 Prod: Annie Harrison Baxter Exec Prod: Tony Garnett QUEER AS FOLK Red Productions Prod: Nichola Schindler 8 part drama series Associate Prod: Tom Sherry 1998 As Costume Supervisor SOLDIER SOLDIER 1x1 hr Carlton Productions Prod: Annie Tricklebank Military Drama Exec Prod: Ted Childs 1998 Filmed in South Africa HEAT OF THE SUN Carlton Productions Prod: Annie Tricklebank 1930s Drama Exec Prod: Ted Childs 1997 Costume Assistant Filmed in South Africa THE GOLDEN COLLAR BBC 2 / Initial Films Prods: Stuart McKinnan, Paul 1997 Stevens CLOCKING OFF BBC 2 / Initial Films Prods: Stuart McKinnan and Paul 1997 Stevens Exec Prod: Nicola Schindler As Costume Supervisor BIG MEG LITTLE MEG Granada TV Dir: Sylvie Bowden Children's Drama Prod: Diane Whitley 1997 As Costume Supervisor United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes SOLDIER SOLDIER Central Films Prod: Annie Tricklebank 1 x 1hr Military Drama Exec Prod: Ted Childs 1997 As Costume Assistant CLUEDO Granada TV Personal assistant to Jerry Hall and 1996 Joanna Lumley BUGS Carnival / BBC Prod: Brian Farnham 10 part action series As Costume Supervisor 1996 LOVE AND REASON BBC Prod: Ros Parker Political Drama As Costume Assistant 1996 HEARTS AND MINDS Channel 4 / Witzend Prods: Allan McKeown and Joanna 4 part drama series Willet 1995 As Costume Supervisor FAITH Central Films Prod: Colin McKeown 4 part drama series Exec Prod: Ted Childs 1994 As Costume Supervisor A LITTLE BIT OF LIPPY BBC Prod: George Faber 1993 As Costume Assistant BAFTA awarded for Costume Design MR WROES VIRGINS Channel 4 Dir: Danny Boyle Prod: John Chapman Set in 1830s As Costume Assistant 1993 BAFTA awarded for Costume Design CORONATION STREET Granada TV Prod: Carolyn Reynolds 1993 As Costume Supervisor JUTE CITY BBC Prod: John Chapman 1991 As Costume Assistant Film Production Company Notes ROUTE IRISH Sixteen Films Dir: Ken Loach 2010 Prod: Rebecca O'Brien Block of Filming: Jordan, Middle East LOOKING FOR ERIC Sixteen Films Ltd Dir: Ken Loach Contemporary Feature: 1950's, Prod: Rebecca O'Brien 70's, 90's flashbacks with Eric Cantona 2009 United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected] Production Company Notes SUMMER Vertigo Films Dir: Kenny Glenaan 1980's and Present day Prod: Camilla Bray 2008 Awarded the Aliceilella Citta - Rome THE CREW Syndicate Films Dir: Adrian Vitoria 2008 Prod: Ian Brady with Rory McCann and Steven Graham DONKEY PUNCH Warp X Dir: Olly Blackburn 2008 Prod: Angus Lamont DOWNTIME Scala Productions / Prod: Richard Johns 1997 Initial Films Exec Prod: Nick Powell THE ENGLISH WIFE Hartswood Films Dir: Simon Shore 1994 Prod: Beryl Virtue Filmed in France As Costume Supervisor HIGHLANDER 3 Fallingcloud Dir: Andrew Morahan 1994 Prod: James Daly As Costume Assistant, supervised England/ Scotland Filming for Absent Designer Short Films Production Company Notes KOKERBOOM Ethnic Films Prod: Louise Fayne 2001 Filmed in South Africa JOINT VENTURE Twerley Productions Dir: Emma Bodger 1998 Prod: Louise Mutter THE NEW STATESMAN Alomo Productions / BBC Live Prod: Michael Pilsworth 1987 Recordings with Rik Mayall Costume Assistant United Agents | 12-26 Lexington Street London W1F OLE | T +44 (0) 20 3214 0800 | F +44 (0) 20 3214 0801 | E [email protected].
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