David Dugan founded Windfall Films with Oliver Morse and Ian Duncan in 1987. His strong narrative approach to science and history documentaries has won him many awards, including three Emmys, a ...more »
Ian is widely recognised as being one of the most visually gifted, original and imaginative film directors of his generation. He has devised striking and highly evocative ways of bringing the past ...more »
Oliver Morse served his apprenticeship in the BBC at a time when confidence was high, and free and creative thinking were encouraged. Whilst there, he devised and produced two highly distinctive ...more »
Carlo is the man with the moves – Monster Moves. He is currently series producing the fifth season of the popular engineering format that he devised in 2004 and overseeing ...more »
Kristina joined Windfall Films in 2000 as Head of Production and Company Manager. She is now a Company Director and is also the company's main contractual negotiator with ...more »
Birte Pedersen has worked as an Associate Producer for Hart Ryan Productions, Endemol, Soul Purpose and Landseer Films and as a Producer for Flat Earth Films/British Movietone News. She moved ...more »
Nicky was welcomed into the Windfall family in March 2010 after a year in the rather sunnier climes of Sydney, Australia where she produced the long-running science series, Catalyst. Before her ...more »
Leesa entered the world of documentaries as an FT2 trainee researcher, working at a number of independent companies, including Windfall Films. Following a stint on an observational documentary ...more »
Rob is the resident German at Windfall. He turned himself from hard-core biochemist into an Imperial College-certified Science Communicator in 1998 and has worked for Windfall ever since. more »
Kate enjoys trying her hand at new formats and has directed a wide variety of programmes from obs docs, arts and drama to reality TV.After working as a print journalist, Kate trained on the ...more »
Julie spent most of her career at the BBC working across many departments, such as Drama, Current Affairs, Children's, Science and Features, Documentaries, Outside Broadcasts and Features.more »
After graduating from Central School of Speech and Drama and University of London in 1995 with an English and Drama degree, Cherry joined Union Pictures / Natural Nylon Entertainment on a variety ...more »
Paul Shepard is a film editor with more than 25 years’ experience in broadcast television. His work includes credits with a number of independent production companies and for the last ...more »
Martha became Office Manager at Windfall Films in April 2009.She started her television career after leaving university working as a Studio Runner at The London Studios, then Production ...more »
Jason started his career shooting low/no budget films after graduating from film school in Manchester in 1999. After moving to Glasgow for a stint in drama production at the BBC and Scottish ...more »
After a couple of BBC science jobs and trip to Iraq as a cameraman with the British Museum, Jamie found a home at Windfall in 2003.
He then worked as a researcher and assistant producer on ...more »
When Alex first came to Windfall on work experience, he didn’t expect it would involve him ending up in Iowa - filming a 100ft tall church being transported across green prairie fields for ...more »
Sue is the woman holding Windfall's purse strings. Anything related to money goes through her, so you better be nice.
Gwyn has worked as a Researcher and Assistant Producer on several Windfall productions, including Monster Moves and Big, Bigger, Biggest. He is currently out in Iowa filming with Jeremy ...more »
After originally starting out in BBC drama, Lee swiftly moved into factual, working with such companies as 3BM Television, Ricochet, Outline Productions, and Blast Films. This whet his appetite ...more »
Joe joined Windfall in 2008 as a researcher on Generals At War – his first job in television after graduating from Imperial College London. Over a hectic two months he ...more »