Alice joins Embankment as Financial Controller.

Alice brings her accounting expertise to manage film and corporate accounting and reporting, both with international 3rd Parties and inter-company. Alice was previously a Client Manager at Clay GBP Ltd for 5 years, particularly focused on the media and entertainment industry, notably clients in the visual arts and internet space. Alice is certified by ACCA.

Libby comes to Embankment having spent 8 years as the VP of Business Affairs at Content where she specialised in multiparty financing and distribution and recently completed its acquisition by Kew Media. Prior to Content, Libby spent 5 years at Odyssey Entertainment heading up the Business and Legal Affairs division.

Starting his career at Richard Hammond’s Chimp Productions, Henry honed his talents at CB Films, evolving into a highly effective and adept Head of Development and Research across both factual and fiction entertainment. With a passion for access-led stories, Henry enjoys casting and building relationships with contributors and talent.
When at Salon Pictures, Henry worked on a broad mandate of elevated factual IP for international broadcasters and commissioners, managing a dynamic and creative unscripted slate.

Hugo’s international marketing skills were honed at Intermedia and Capitol Films. Most recently he was joint MD of Icon UK Group responsible for the acquisition / distribution of some of their most successful titles including Precious, Paranormal Activity, Apocalypto and The Passion of the Christ.

Sophie is Head of Unscripted Production. Sophie is an award nominated producer with over a decade of experience derived from her multi-disciplinary roles in development and production of unscripted IP. Her recent credits include feature documentaries “Call me Kate”, “Charlie Mackesy: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, the Horse and Me”, “This Is Joan Collins”, “Audrey: More than an Icon”, and Grierson nominated “A Space in Time”.

Tim has sold over 150 new feature films and managed amalgamated libraries of over 800 titles. His diverse range of quality films is extensive, including 7 Woody Allen films, Shame, Le Weekend, Quartet, Seven Psychopaths, The Wedding Planner, The Quiet American, Sliding Doors, Resident Evil and Academy Award winners, Iris, The Piano, Driving Miss Daisy and Dances with Wolves.

Former WestEnd Films and AI Film executive Toby Hill, joins Embankment as head of production and acquisitions. He will lead all of Embankment’s management of intellectual property, converting IP into production and global distribution. He will collaborate closely with producer Kevin Loader, whose London-based production outfit Free Range Films joined forces in May of this year with Embankment . While head of acquisitions at UK-based financing outfit AI Film, Hill greenlit titles such as I, Tonya, American Animals, Mr Holmes and The Butler. Since 2018, he has been head of acquisitions and development at WestEnd Films, working on Mr Malcolm’s List, The Last Rifleman and the forthcoming Freud’s Last Session starring Anthony Hopkins.

Gabby recently joined Embankment to manage the Acquisitions and Production team as well as oversee its Distribution activity. She works closely with Toby Hill, Head of Acquisitions & Production, and producer Kevin Loader.

Gabby came to Embankment having been previously at Sky TV’s Group Acquisitions Executive for the UK, Italy, and Germany, where she acquired content across all entertainment channels. Having initially specialized in Intellectual Property and Entertainment at law school, she worked in legal and business affairs at Warner Bros. UK, supporting domestic acquisitions including Dream Horse and Catherine Tate’s The Nan Movie. Her work for the Content Group at Universal Pictures pivoted her into global acquisition and distribution of feature films and documentaries.

Kevin Loader is one of the UK’s most experienced film and television producers. After a career in arts programmes and drama at BBC Television, he started making feature films over twenty years ago. Through Free Range Films he has produced over ten of the late Roger Michell’s films, from The Mother to the recent documentary about the Queen, Elizabeth: A Portrait in Parts.
Loader has also produced films with many other A list directors, including Nicholas Hytner, Armando Iannucci, Andrea Arnold, Sam Taylor-Johnson, Julian Jarrold, Alex Iglesias, Mike Barker and Sir Richard Eyre.
His forthcoming work includes Hettie Macdonald’s The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry, Richard Eyre’s Allelujah and the second season of Armando Iannucci’s Avenue 5.

25 years’ experience of working in television. BBC trained and worked for the world’s biggest broadcasters. For 15 years he ran his own successful production company, CB Films. Television series that he has created include I Shouldn’t Be Alive, Living with Tribes, Savile Row, and I Cloned My Pet. Malcolm has produced and directed shows at blue-chip companies including Darlow Smithson, Blakeway and Cicada Films. He worked at Horizon the year it won the RTS award. On a personal note, Malcolm is a swimming Paralympics’ Champion, World Record Holder and multiple Gold Medallist (400m freestyle and multiple Australian record holder).

Paulina joined Embankment in 2017 through the Film Distributors' Association Trainee Scheme. As Sales and Marketing Manager, Paulina currently specialises in Eastern European and SE Asian Sales and international sales marketing, as well as multi-tasking between all departments. Previously she has worked on several film festivals, including the launch of the Doc'n Roll Film Festival.
Prior to entering the film industry, she was a product manager and retail team-leader at Hamleys, one of the finest toy retailers in the world. Paulina is also fluent in Russian.

Nick Taussig is one of the UK’s leading documentary producers, his credits including BAFTA-winning ``Killing Escobar”, BAFTA-nominated “McQueen”, Grierson-nominated “A Space in Time”, “Audrey” and “Call Me Kate”, among many others. He has also produced feature films, including “Churchill” (starring Brian Cox), “Stardust” (starring Johnny Flynn) and auteur Andrew Kotting’s ``Lek & The Dogs”. Prior to Embankment he founded and ran Salon Pictures for 10 years, working with all the world’s leading platforms including Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Universal, Sky, Discovery, BBC and ITV.