About Us

Founded in 2006 by Jamie Campbell and Joel Wilson, Eleven produces quality drama, documentary and comedy for the UK and international markets.

Our work includes the multi-award winning SEX EDUCATION for Netflix, TEN POUND POMS for BBC One, STAGS for Paramount+, RED ROSE for Netflix and BBC Three, TRUE HORROR and CAST OFFS for Channel 4, GAP YEAR and GLUE for E4, and THE ENFIELD HAUNTING for Sky.

In June 2020, Eleven was acquired by Sony Pictures Television, who now own a majority stake in the company. Here are some pictures of us when we were eleven.

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JAMIE CAMPBELL

Founder / Creative Director

Jamie serves as Executive Producer across Eleven’s factual and drama output. Alongside Joel Wilson and Carissa Hope Lynch, he steers the company's creative direction. Jamie went to London Film School in 2001, after which he directed, produced, and appeared in multiple primetime documentaries for Channel 4, ITV, the BBC and Sky 1 – including Candid Cameron, Martha and Me, 24 Hours With… and Osama and US. Jamie has directed dozens of commercials for 2AM Films in the UK and Waitemata Film in Australia and New Zealand. His writing has included cover stories for the New Statesman and The Guardian. Jamie started out writing and directing theatre, taking his plays to the Edinburgh Festival in 1993 and to London’s Finborough Theatre in 2001.
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JOEL WILSON

Founder / Creative Director

Prior to forming Eleven with Jamie, Joel spent six years directing documentaries and comedy (mostly with Jamie) for Channel 4 and the BBC as well as directing adverts for 2AM Films. Joel and Jamie’s films received Broadcast and Grierson nominations. Joel produced Eleven’s first two dramas, Cast Offs and Glue, which were nominated for BAFTA, RTS and Rose d’Or awards. Joel now Executive Produces all of Eleven’s output alongside Jamie Campbell.
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CARISSA HOPE LYNCH

Creative Director

Carissa joined Eleven in 2019 to story produce Spadehead by Chris Dunlop for Netflix and Red Rose by the Clarkson Twins for the BBC & Netflix. Passionate about writers, story, and big ideas - her collaborations have brought her into the orbit of artists like Mark Denton & Jonny Stockwood, Mika Watkins, Chandni Lakhani, and Paul Andrew Williams. Before moving into TV, Carissa gained extensive experience in new writing. She designed the first phase of the national Write to Play scheme for Graeae Theatre Company, before going on to develop, commission and produce new works for the Royal Court.
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KATE MURRELL

Director of Production

During 12 years freelance line producing Kate worked across a diverse range of high end drama, from period shows such as The Diary of Anne Frank, Sherlock Holmes (The Case of the Silk Stocking) and The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, to contemporary pieces such as Father & Son and Clapham Junction. She has now joined the Eleven team to work as Head of Production across their drama slate.
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ROBERT SMITH

Finance Director

Robert joined Eleven as Finance Director in July 2019 and is responsible for both corporate and production finance. He joined from Neal Street Productions where he integrated the company’s financial reporting into the All3Media Group as well as overseeing all production finance activities. Prior to that he held similar roles at Company Pictures (producers of Shameless, Skins, Wild at Heart, George Gently and The Shadow Line) and Endor Productions. Robert is a Chartered Accountant (FCA) and qualified at Buzzacott Chartered Accountants before moving onto Baker Tilly’s Media Finance Team.
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EMILIA PRIOR

Head of Business Affairs

Emilia joined Eleven in 2020 after nearly four years as Head of Legal and Business Affairs at Acamar Films, producer of Bing for CBeebies. Prior to that she worked in Commercial Affairs at Channel 4 for eight years across production, distribution and corporate legal functions, most recently working across drama and comedy productions including We’re Going on a Bear Hunt, Catastrophe, Born to Kill and The Inbetweeners. She has also worked at All3Media International and the BBC. Emilia qualified as a solicitor in New Zealand.
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OLIVIA TRENCH

Executive Producer

Liv began her career in independent film, before changing course to work in TV drama. She has worked for BBC Independent Drama Commissioning, Endemol, Shine Drama (where she story edited Sugar Rush for Channel 4), Blast! Films and Silver River before joining Eleven in 2011. She is in development on a slate of projects alongside her role as Executive Producer on various shows in production.
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VICTORIA GOODALL

Head of Production

Victoria has worked as a freelance line producer throughout the world on a wide variety of feature films and television productions, including single dramas, factual dramas and high-end television series.  She has supported established producers and directors, including Terry Gilliam, Peter Greenaway and Michael Winterbottom, as well as creatives and technicians new to the industry.  She joined Eleven in February 2020.
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LARA MILLAR

Business Affairs Executive

Having qualified as a Solicitor in Scotland, Lara joined Eleven in August 2023. In her previous job she was seconded to the Business and Legal Affairs team at Warner Bros. Discovery for 6 months, where she focussed on acquisitions, developments, and co-productions for non-scripted Television including House of Hammer, Faking It and Peter Crouch: Save Our Beautiful Game. During her training, Lara also worked across Intellectual Property and Corporate M&A.
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TOM DUGGAN

Management Accountant

Tom joined Eleven as Management Accountant in October 2023. He joined from ITV, where he helped facilitate the audits of several of their production houses and HETV companies. Prior to that, he qualified as a Chartered Accountant (ACA) at Buzzacott Chartered Accountants, as part of the not-for-profit audit team. He has an MA in Global Ethics and a BSc in Mathematics and Philosophy.
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SOPHIE WILLIAMS

Story Producer

Sophie joined Eleven in 2021 to work on Danny Brocklehurst’s Ten Pound Poms for the BBC. Prior to practising questionable Australian accents with Danny, Sophie spent eleven years working in a wide range of roles from running to producing and everything in-between. In her Story Producer role at Eleven, Sophie nurtures new ideas while working closely with writers across development and production.
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JESS MYLES-MILLS

Development Producer

Jess Myles-Mills started her career at Two Cities Television where she worked as a development assistant and later became the Assistant Script Editor and IP Executive, supporting the development team on a wide variety of projects as well as originating her own projects with exciting new writing talent. At Eleven, Jess also looks after the slate for production company No Ordinary, founded by David ‘Arlo’ Osuhon and David Olusegun.
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SCARLETT ATTLESEY

Development Coordinator

After graduating from Kings College London with a degree in Film Studies, Scarlett started her career working in factual film and TV. She worked in acquisitions and publicity for documentary distribution company Journeyman Pictures before gaining experience in factual TV production. She made the move into drama in 2019, when she joined Eleven as Executive Assistant & Office Manager, before moving into the Development team in 2022. She's currently working across Eleven's slate as well as on Jack Thorne's Lord of the Flies.
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TOM THORPE-MORAN

Production Coordinator

Tom started out his career working in the world of children’s TV for Kindle Entertainment, where he had to do such things as be a puppets heart beat, after which he made a move to work in The Documentary Unit at BBC Studios working across the Louis Theroux strand and other factual productions such as The Met: Policing London, Inside the Foreign Office and Thatcher: A very British Revolution. Tom joined the Eleven team working as Production Coordinator on the second and third seasons of Sex Education and now works in house as Production Coordinator across various projects.
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FRASER WATT

Executive PA & Office Coordinator

Fraser joined Eleven via the Kickstart scheme as an office runner in March 2022 . Having spent five years working in various roles after finishing school, he decided to pursue his lifelong interest in television and film production and has enjoyed building a foundation for a career in the industry at Eleven ever since.
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SOPHIE WOOD

Training & Inclusion Officer

After graduating from Central School of Speech and Drama, Sophie has spent her career working to champion a fair and equal landscape for all underrepresented people. Sophie joined Eleven to coordinate access on the Duly Noted Scheme, and she now oversees inclusion across Eleven. She has a range of experience working with communities facing barriers, and has a passion for stories that present honest, multifaceted, and unconventional characters.
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ANNIE LOCKHART

Senior Reader

Annie joined Eleven as Senior Reader in August 2023, focusing on identifying outstanding new material for the development team. With several years of freelance reading experience in film and TV, she holds an MA from Royal Holloway and a Script Development Diploma from the NFTS. Before Eleven, Annie worked as an Agent's Assistant and as Assistant Script Editor on BBC's Beyond Paradise, a position she obtained through Eleven's Duly Noted scheme. Outside of Eleven, she also reads for organisations such as the British Film Institute and BBC Writersroom.
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DHURGA MENON

Office Runner

Born and raised in Malaysia, Dhurga came to London to do a 3-Year BA in Practical Filmmaking at MetFilm School. She’s an aspiring writer/director who worked as a freelance script supervisor to fund her personal projects and come up in the industry. She has interned with Apparat Sdn Bhd, a Malaysian film production company and has script supervised on BAFTA award-winning programmes such as E4’s mini-series How To Be A Person. Being a Malaysian of mixed ethnicity, she’s able to deliver a distinctive voice and narrative. She hopes to become a versatile writer/director who tells authentic stories while also making positive changes for the film and TV industry.

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