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Sian Gwilliam Cv Sept 2016 10 Cantelowes Road Sian Gwilliam Camden NW1 9XP Line Producer M 07958.385.929 Production Executive Head of Production [email protected] Fixer www.ukfixergirl.com Location Manager/ Scout Linkedin Talent Manager Media Parents DBS Checked First Aid Certificate Profile My wide range of skills are grounded with much experience in TV broadcast, especially working with creatives launching new large scale projects. I am experienced at devising and managing systems within tight deadlines (I love a complex schedule!), negotiating deals with large suppliers, liaising with broadcaster finance and commissioning departments, managing teams to work to tight budgets and creative schedules, maintaining communication between all departments, developing project branding, working with cross-platform departments, and delivering consistent style, design and editorial themes. Experience Event Producer - 2016 Launching events website, MyCultureclub.com and building a marketing and ticketing campaign to ensure it’s success. Line Producer - 2016 Working closely with EP’s Ruth Wrigley, Gigi Eligoloff and William Miller at Raconteur Associates setting up and delivering 2 taster tapes from concept to final cut. BBCWW & C4 Production Executive – 2015 Working alongside Clare Barton, Head of Production at Olga TV. Line Producer – 2015 Working with the HoP and Exec’s and Key HoD’s setting up the location, studio, crew, production team, post prod schedule, and overall systems for this new primetime commission for Sky1 Event Producer - 2015 Setting up the evening part of this charity ball at The Grosvenor House Hotel for the Millfield Foundation. Commercial & Event Consultant – 2014 Working with the team at Blogtacular setting up the commercial partnerships. Head of Production – 2010-present Founder of the Creative Bus Stop website, and My Culture Club website. Education Loughborough University – Media Studies BSc 2:2 London College of Printing ; Media Foundation Course Millfield School, Somerset ; O’Levels YMCA Aerobics Instructor Skills DBS Checked, First Aid Certificate, Photoshop Certificate References Please contact me for reference details More Information I have worked on a variety of broadcast programmes ranging from long running Features series, Reality and Live Shows. If I name the big ones they are Bring The Noise (SKY1), Masterchef (BBC), Big Brother (C4), Celebrity Big Brother (C4), The Bafta Film Awards (ITV/BBC), Fame Academy (BBC), The Paralympics (BBC), The Commonwealth Games (BBC), House of Tiny Tearaways (BBC3), The Priory (C4) and The Lottery Show (BBC1). Along the way I have worked closely with Producers Liz Murdoch, Tim Hincks, Phil Edgar Jones, Karl Warner, John Silver, and Steven D Wright. I was Deputy Head of Production at Shine, Head of Production at Outline, Production Consultant to Syco & Shed, Production Executive and Unit Manager at Endemol, Production Manager at RDF and most recently Line Producer at TwentySix03 working with Exec’s Clare Barton, Antonia Hurford Jones and Chris Little. Having worked very closely with the Executive team and Broadcaster (on Big Brother and Celebrity Big Brother), I had direct experience of dealing a ground breakding multi-platform event. This had a huge 24/7 production crew, so I understand the importance of communication skills across all team and broadcaster departments. I have dealth with my fair share of compliance issues (think Jade Goody and ‘The Sun’ look like a Pig front page) and interactive (web and voting) departments. I am constantly looking for new ideas and quality in my work and enjoys using my creative skills to ensure that each programme is on budget, gets recommissioned and thrives on teamwork. I am not daunted by any situation and I possess a friendly manner, which is always key in keeping a handle on all situations. I have also worked closely on project managing and Consultation appraisals for companies, so can locate where potential problem areas for productions may be – before they happen! Having started in low Budget television I am confident I can manage any programme despite budgetary restrictions. PROGRAMME CREDITS TWENTYSIX03 Line Producer on the new Primetime Friday night music & comedy show for Sky 1 OLGA TV Production Exec cover for Head of Production on The Paul O Grady Show FOUNDER Creative Bus Stop : Cultural Event Listings website for London Kids EVENT CONSULTANT Millfield OM Foundation Ball for 1200 people at The Grosvenor House Hotel, 2015 OUTLINE PRODUCTIONS Head of Production Worked closely with MD’s Laura Mansfield and Helen Veale restructuring the company. SHED MEDIA & SYCO ENTERTAINMENT Production Consultant. Working with Executives at SHED, producing a presentation and budget for a unique, large scale, long term project. SHINE MEDIA Deputy Head of Production DONT MOVE IMPROVE Production Executive on this new series for ITV1. TX 2005 (30×45). DIAL M (PILOT) Line Producer on this pilot for BBC1 Entertainment( 1 x 45 STUDIO). THE SIMPSONS QUIZ SHOW Line Producer on this first series studio show for C4 (1 x 45 STUDIO). TX 2004. BUILD A NEW LIFE Production Executive on this first series for C5. TX 2005. (12 x 60) MASTERCHEF – GOES LARGE Production Executive, Developed and negotiated this first Series. BBC2. TX 2005. (30 x 30) NICE HOUSE, SHAME ABOUT THE GARDEN Production Executive, First Series of this features show for C5. TX 2005 (8 x 30). ITV : THE MINISTRY OF MAYHEM Line Producer for the production of titles and graphics for this new ITV Saturday morning children’s show. Producer – Steve Kidgell INITIAL (Part of Endemol) 46664 THE CONCERT Production Manager – International Clients and crews for this worldwide event based in Cape Town on 29/11/03. Producer – Lisa Chapman ITV/ 2DTV BOGNOR OR BUST Line Producer for 2DTV on this pilot for the ITV Network, hosted by Angus Deayton. Giles Pilbrow – Producer, Joanna Beresford, MD. FULL FRONTAL FASHION Production of PSC shoots for London Fashion Week, 2003. ITV/DARRYL MAQUEEN SATURDAY MORNING SHOW PITCH Budget Consultation for Darryll Maqueen on this pitch for the ITV network. ITV CHILDREN’S PILOT Consultation for a leading animation company on this project for the ITV network. AT IT PRODUCTIONS : SELECT-A-BEAU Line Producer for these 9 shows for Sky’s music channel FLAUNT, working to AT IT Executive Producer – Chris Fouracre LION TELEVSION LION TV : FASHION HOUSE: Production Consultant for Lion Television on this reality based fast turn around show for C4. Working to Series Producer – Nikki Wardell AT IT PRODUCTIONS T4 (SATURDAY AND SUNDAY) Line Producer for AT IT Productions, overseeing the new infra-structure and designing production systems for T4 for Channel 4. Working to Executive Producer – Tamsin Summers and Head of Production – Paul Day C4/ ENDEMOL : BIG BROTHER 3 TITLES Producer working with Titles Director Chris Howe for Endemol UK Head of Reality – Phil Edgar Jones CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER TITLES Producer working with Director Chris Howe for Endemol UK Head of Reality – Phil Edgar Jones C4/ UMTV : BOYS AND GIRLS TITLES Producer working with Director Chris Howe for UMTV Executive Producer – Chris Evans TERRY & GABY TITLES Producer working with Director Chris Howe for UMTV Executive Producer – Chris Evans ITV/ TALKBACK : DESIGN WARS Production Consultation for Talkback’s ITV reality, daytime commission working with Series Producer – Wendy Rattray C4/ UMTV : BOYS & GIRLS – (SAT SHOW, FRIDAY SHOW, E4 SHOW) Line Producer – Boys & Girls Live Saturday Show. Boys & Girls Friday. Boys & Girls Do It With Dougie. Series 1 of Live Primetime Entertainment show for Channel 4 – 2003. Series Producer – Rob Clark CELEBRITY BIG BROTHER 2 Unit Manager – working closely with the Executive Team and all production staff and crew on the prep. and production of Series 2 of the 24 hr daily coverage and daily live shows for Channel 4. Editor – Helen Hawken WALL TO WALL CELEBRITY EDWARDIAN COUNTRY HOUSE Unit Manager – Budget preparation of this Wall to Wall proposal for Channel 4. ENDEMOL : FAME ACADEMY LAUNCH SHOW Unit Manager – Budget development and consultation for this BBC1 Event. MD – Laurence Jones BIG BROTHER 3 Unit Manager – Management of 3 management teams, covering daily shows, Live Eviction shows, and location and house supervision. Exec.P – Phil Edgar Jones THE BAFTA FILM AWARDS 2001& 2002 Production Executive & Production Manager ( 2001 show ) of these Initial Events. Broadcaster, BBC1 & Sky One contact for all budgetary issues. Producer – Lisa Chapman FEAR FACTOR ( DEV) Budget and broadcaster negotiating /approval. EP – Tim Hincks SPY TV ( DEV) Budget and broadcaster negotiating / approval. EP – Dominic English Q AWARDS Production Executive. Overseeing commission negotiation and production set up. Producer – Katherine Allen PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE : Initial Television, Working to MD – Laurence Jones developing, staffing, managing and negotiating Music Events and Music programme proposals and factual ent. Productions – often last minute problem solving! C4 BREAKFAST SHOW PILOT Unit Manager of Endemol/ ITN bid for new C4 breakfast slot. Working closely with ITN HoD to produce 2 hr pilot within very tight schedule. Editors – Dominic English & Peter Barron BAR WARS Production Manager – Set Up 2nd largest international location based production for Initial Television. C4 & E4. EP – Tim Hincks THE PEOPLE’S AWARDS Production Manager – Initial for BBC 1; Second largest TV & Music Event of 2000 recorded at Royal Albert Hall.Series Producer – Martin Scott RDF TELEVISION : ALL SORTS Production Manager -RDF for Channel 4. 60 x 30 mins
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