The Production Guild of Great Britain (PGGB) has announced the members of its new Scotland Committee, the fifth of six National and Regional Committees being established by the leading UK membership body for production professionals, in response to the continuing boom in film and High-end TV production across the UK.
The PGGB Scotland Committee is sponsored by Entertainment Partners, Netflix and Pioneer Film Studios. It will be chaired by experienced Scottish Producer/Line Producer Brian Donovan, whose recent credits include series two of HBO/BBC’s His Dark Materials, Starz drama The Rook and feature film PRINCESS SWITCH 3: ROMANCING THE STAR. Vice Chair is First Assistant Accountant Kathleen Lambie who has recently worked on hit thriller The Rig and upcoming fantasy series Anansi Boys, both for Amazon Prime, as well as upcoming Netflix series Good Grief. Committee members are: Line Producer Stephen Burt (Good Omens, Annika); Edinburgh Film Commissioner Rosie Ellison (Film Edinburgh); and Jamie McCoy, Digital Director & Co-Founder of Pioneer Film Studios.
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Brian Donovan
As a Line Producer, Brian has experience of a wide range of budget levels from low budget features and High End TV up to and including US major features…
Kathleen Lambie
After ten years in Production, Kathleen acknowledged the inevitable calling of the Accounts Dept. Starting from the bottom in a new department isn’t easy,…
Rosie Ellison
Rosie Ellison is the Film Commissioner at Film Edinburgh. With nearly 20 years at the Film Office, Rosie has a wealth of experience and knowledge in facilitating…
Jamie McCoy
Jamie McCoy is Digital Director and Co-Founder of Glasgow’s Pioneer Film Studios. Jamie spent over a decade designing global growth marketing strategies…
Stephen Burt
Stephen has worked in the film and television industry for almost 30 years. He has recently line produced Good Omens (Amazon Prime), Annika (Alibi) and…