Suzanne began her career at the BBC before joining Harbour Pictures where she produced her first films – Calendar Girls and Kinky Boots – two massive hits that would go on to have celebrated stage adaptations on Broadway and in the West End.

After joining Left Bank Pictures in 2008, Suzanne produced Mad Dogs for Sky, The Replacement for the BBC, Origin for YouTube Red, Behind Her Eyes and six seasons of The Crown for Netflix alongside feature films All In Good Time and Misbehaviour.

Suzanne has also produced Orchid’s first show for Netflix – Agatha Christie’s The Seven Dials Mystery, which launches in 2026. It stars BAFTA-winning rising star Mia McKenna-Bruce, Martin Freeman and Helena Bonham Carter.

Suzanne is currently Executive Producer on The Boys From Brazil, a new limited series for Netflix from The Crown creator, Peter Morgan.

Suzanne has been recognised for her work with PGA, Emmy, RTS, Bafta, Broadcasting Press Guild and Golden Globe awards, along with Variety’s 2021 Achievement in International TV Award.

After an early foray in documentaries, Michael established Green Park Films in Belfast in 1998 to produce low-budget feature films, including Freeze Frame, Middletown and Cherrybomb. He graduated to television with My Boy Jack for ITV before joining Left Bank Pictures in 2008 to produce Father & Son for the same channel.

Michael would remain at Left Bank for 16 years, producing more than 100 hours of programming for BBC, ITV, Sky & HBO. This included the Italian detective series, Zen, and 40 episodes of the international action hit, Strike Back, which he delivered prior to embarking on The Crown for Netflix.

Michael served as producer on The Crown and remained part of a tightly knit production team for eight years, through to its season six finale. He was recognised for his work with Emmy, Golden Globe and PGA awards.

Gabriel began his drama career as a script editor at Kudos, working on the shows Life on Mars and Spooks. He then produced the Agatha Christie Miss Marple films for Mammoth Screen and developed the climactic series of Waking the Dead for BBC One.

Joining Left Bank Pictures in 2011, he developed the Sky/HBO action series Strike Back with series producer Michael Casey. He then executive produced Peter Robinson’s DCI Banks, the long-running ITV show.

In 2017, Gabriel joined Sky, becoming first commissioning editor and then director of commissioning. There, he executive produced one of the broadcaster’s most critically and commercially exceptional shows, Chernobyl.

He also oversaw award-winning Sky Originals, including global hit, Gangs of London, as well as returning franchises COBRA, Britannia, The Lazarus Project, and I Hate Suzie. In his last months in the role, he commissioned The Day of the Jackal – Sky’s most viewed show ever.

Hannah began her career at the Society of Authors, working with legal advisors to guide and support writers. In 2016, she moved to David Higham Associates, directly supporting the head of department with clients including J Blakeson, Sam Vincent and Jonathan Brackley.

In 2019, Hannah transitioned into TV and joined the Sky Drama commissioning team, working on projects in development and production, including Temple 2, The Third Day, The Midwich Cuckoos and The Rising.

A year later, Hannah joined Orchid Pictures where she now works across the development slate, having also served as script editor on The Seven Dials Mystery.

Sophie began her career with a variety of runner roles across TV, theatre and commercials before a work placement at Drama Republic cemented her love of script development and the creative process.

Sophie worked in production on The Crown season three before landing an in-house role at Left Bank Pictures. There, alongside assisting two executive producers, Sophie worked across the development slate, most notably on the early stages of Netflix’s Department Q, before joining The Crown season five script team.

Sophie worked on all 20 episodes of season five and six of The Crown, serving as on-set script editor for the final series and collaborating closely with the lead director.

At the beginning of 2023, Sophie joined Orchid Pictures as development producer, working closely with our writers across the company’s exciting slate of projects.

Sam read English at Oxford University before securing a role as script assistant on The Crown. He worked closely with the team in an administrative capacity whilst learning the editorial process.

Sam was recruited to Orchid Pictures as team assistant in 2023. Here, he looks after the running of the CEO’s diary and day-to-day duties of the office. He is also engaged creatively across the slate, supporting both the team and their range of celebrated writers.

In 2024, Sam took the opportunity to serve as assistant to Emmy-nominated director Chris Sweeney on Orchid’s The Seven Dials Mystery before returning to his role in-house.

Oona’s distinguished drama career began at Kudos in 2010 as script editor on four seasons of ITV hit, Law & Order UK. She remained at Kudos to produce a season of M.I High before joining Left Bank Pictures as script executive on the SKY / HBO international action show, Strike Back.

In 2015, Oona joined the first season of The Crown. She would spend the following eight years at the centre of this global hit show, initially as script executive before becoming a producer from season three through to the season six finale.

Her close working relationship with showrunner Peter Morgan has continued beyond The Crown and she is currently producing his latest Netflix show, The Boys From Brazil, which shoots from December 2025.

She has been recognised for her work with Emmy, Golden Globe and PGA awards.

Andy began his career as production assistant on Hanif Kureishi’s My Son the Fanatic. He worked his way through the ranks on films such as Brick Lane and Centurion, where he served as line producer.

Andy then co-produced the films 360 and Suffragette before producing Submarine prior to joining The Crown in 2015.  Andy became a producer on the show for season two and remained through to the end of the sixth and final season.

Since then, he has served as executive producer on Orchid’s Seven Dials Mystery before returning to produce Peter Morgan’s next show for Netflix, The Boys From Brazil.

He has been recognised for his work with Emmy, Golden Globe and PGA awards.

Anna Basista began her career as a researcher on multi-award-winning drama The Crown, before progressing to senior researcher for its final two seasons. She now works as a script editor and senior researcher, collaborating closely with acclaimed writer and creator Peter Morgan. Anna’s work spans a range of high-profile projects, including Patriots (Almeida Theatre, London and Barrymore Theatre, NYC) and Peter’s new Netflix series, The Boys From Brazil, which shoots from December 2025.

Andriani began her career as a production assistant on films such as Star Wars: Episode IX and Black Widow. Later, she joined Monumental Television as a development assistant, working on projects including BBC comedy, Ghosts. In 2024, Andriani moved to Orchid Pictures, where she became assistant to Suzanne Mackie on The Seven Dials Mystery and supported the development team across the Orchid slate. She is now junior script editor on Peter Morgan’s new limited series for Netflix, The Boys From Brazil.

Rosa began her career on the BBC Production Trainee Scheme, working across various productions including Artsnight and EastEnders. She then took on a research position on the first series of Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators before joining Holby City where she script-edited the show’s acclaimed final episodes. Most recently, Rosa was senior development executive at Slam Films, developing television and film projects for Channel 4, Sky and the BFI. Rosa also assistant-produced the BAFTA-nominated short film toni_with_an_i.

Jessica started in documentaries before stepping into scripted research on Apple’s Masters of the Air in 2020. She has since worked on high-end film and television productions including Blitz and Pressure. Jessica has also supported development on projects at Working Title, LuckyChap, Cinestream Studios, and Red Hour Productions. She is currently working with Orchid Pictures on The Boys From Brazil, Peter Morgan’s new Netflix show.