Talent

Hi, I’m Amanda—a London-based documentary producer originally from the North West of England. For over a decade, I’ve been developing and producing content for major UK and international broadcasters, including the BBC, Channel 4, A&E Networks, and Netflix.

My work spans a wide range of formats, from observational documentaries to presenter-led series and single retrospectives. I’m passionate about crafting compelling, character-driven narratives with purpose and impact.  

Outside of documentary making I’ll never say no to a BBQ- even in the snow! Nothing beats good food and good company outdoors!

Andrea Harris-Charles is a dynamic, Atlanta-based unscripted TV producer who creates can't-miss content for networks like Netflix, Peacock, OWN, and Paramount+. She’s the calm in the production storm, guiding talent, managing crews, and crafting real stories that hit. From lifestyle to reality and relationship-driven formats, Andrea brings strategy, creativity, and just the right amount of edge. Her recent work includes The Ultimatum: Queer Love (Season 2), which landed in Netflix’s Global Top Ten and earned over 43 million hours watched in its debut week. With a track record of delivering content that resonates and reaches millions, Andrea doesn’t just make television, she makes an impact. Now, she’s expanding her creative reach across linear and streaming platforms, ready to develop and shape the stories that connect, convert, and leave a mark.

I am Catherine Montel. I have been series producer of the show Affaire Conclue (French "Cash or Trash") since December 2023. 

After earning a Master's degree in Literature and Audiovisual Studies from the Sorbonne, as well as a diploma in Media Techniques and Language, I began working at Canal + on factuals programs as a journalist and segment producer on various shows, including "Le Journal du Cinéma" (Cinéma TV show), "Le Grand Journal" (Daily talk show), and "En Aparté" (daily one and one celebrity interview) , for over 10 years.

Following two seasons on "Nouvelle Star" (French American idol) as a story producer, I joined the team of "La Maison France 5" (a weekly show about architecture, design and interior decoration) where I worked for 11 years as a segment producer.

My passion for objects and television eventually led me to Warner, where I became the producer of "La Vie des objets"  (Cash or Trash spin off) before stepping into my current role.

A longtime music junkie, Donya began her career as a radio personality. She was Showrunner for several hit, digital talk shows before transitioning into unscripted TV with Porsha’s Family Matters (Bravo) where she produced the show’s buzzworthy trailer. 

Her recent credits include Supervising Producer for Summer House: Martha’s Vineyard (Bravo) and The Impact: ATL (BET+); Story Producer for Bravo’s Love Hotel (Bravo) and The Real Housewives of Atlanta (Bravo); and Producer for red carpet live shows, like BET Awards ‘22 and 2020 NAACP Image Awards. 

A fan of post-production in particular, she is also an experienced video editor who prides herself not only on addressing network notes quickly, but also her knack for sifting through hours of footage for the perfect side-eye glance or funny, uninhibited moment to make the final cut sing. 

I’m not satisfied with the surface storytelling; I’m drawn to the depth beyond what we can see and hear. 

I started my unscripted career as a field and story producer producing episodes of TV for NBC Universal, Wendy Williams Productions, and the country of the Philippines. 

I may not be the stereotypical picture of the Hollywood producer, but what I lack in the extroversion, I make up for in excellent research skills, proactive in-the-field and post producing, and a genuine interest in other people. 

Through my experiences in this dynamic industry, I’ve developed a keen understanding of what captivates audiences and drives successful television programming. From brainstorming concepts to overseeing the production process, I bring a comprehensive skill set to every project. I thrive on challenges and my ability to adapt quickly in fast-paced environments has earned me the trust and respect of clients and colleagues alike.

I’m a Los Angeles based unscripted producer and my love of storytelling began in childhood at the dinner table. That was my family’s campfire, where my dad captivated us every night with stories about growing up on a small island beach town near Philadelphia–where I was born and raised. 

So when I’m telling stories, whether on a documentary or a competition show, I see the TV as the collective campfire. And my personal mission is to entertain in a way that helps the audience see themselves in the humanity of others. 

When I’m not making TV, you can find me drawing chalk murals on blackboard walls in my art studio.

Linda is a Haitian American producer whose background covers lifestyle and documentary programming. She has developed, produced, and cast for award-winning production companies including Left/Right, Talos Films, Leftfield Pictures, and ABC News.  Her work includes Tryouts (ESPN+), NYT Presents (FX/Hulu), Bake It Til You Make It (Food Network), and Chef Bootcamp (Food Network); for the latter two she oversaw the casting and development leading to their respective greenlights. She studied psychology and communications at The George Washington University, which explains her ability to tap into unique worlds and connect with people from any walk of life. As an insatiably curious extrovert, Linda believes her career is what happens when the “why?” kid never stops asking questions. 

Outside of TV, Linda can be found growing her never-ending list of places to see and eat in NYC or experimenting with sourdough recipes. Her starter is named Yung Lenox. 

Natalie Wong is a Los Angeles-based Field and Story Producer originally from Hong Kong, raised in the Bay Area in California. Her early storytelling influences ranged from American Idol to Anthony Bourdain’s The Layover – and, more unconventionally, in writing online fanfiction set in the Harry Potter universe.

While studying theatre at Emerson College, Natalie performed a version of Anna Deveare Smith’s Twilight, Los Angeles: 1992, sparking a lifelong passion for documentary-style storytelling, rooted in human rights and emotional integrity.

Today, she finds joy in guiding real people through their own stories, whether seated beside a DP in the humid Dominican Republic or stringing out cuts in post. Natalie endeavors to become the kind of showrunner who elevates multicultural stories with empathy, humor, and heart.

Her most recent credits include the 90 Day Fiancé franchise (TLC), Estate of Survival (Amazon Prime), and Barbie Dreamhouse Challenge (HGTV).

Rochelle is a bold, versatile Senior Producer with nearly 10 years’ experience across factual programming, including factual entertainment, documentaries, and reality. Her credits span major broadcasters and platforms such as Netflix, Amazon, Channel 4, ITV, and the BBC. Rochelle has a wealth of experience producing and shaping stories both on location and in the edit, with recent roles on Saving Lives in Cardiff, Squid Game: The Challenge, Fear Clinic, and 007’s Road to a Million.

She specializes in crafting emotionally engaging, editorially sharp narratives in fast-paced, high-pressure environments. Skilled in managing sensitive access and building trusted contributor relationships, she confidently navigates compliance, consent, and duty of care. With extensive experience conducting in-depth interviews, Rochelle is dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices through authentic human storytelling. She is known for her calm, solutions-focused approach, strong editorial judgement, and the ability to drive stories from development through to post-production with clarity and creativity.

Venita is an experienced Senior Producer with a strong track record of securing sensitive access and shaping compelling narratives for ambitious unscripted projects. She is known for her creativity, collaboration and leadership and she thrives on delivering high-quality storytelling with professionalism and a keen eye for detail. 

With a global outlook and experience in both television and corporate filmmaking in the UK, USA and East Africa, Venita’s work spans development, production and post-production. She has delivered engaging content across factual, digital and entertainment genres. Her recent credits include series for major streamers including Naming the Dead for National Geographic/Disney, The Never Ending Murder for Amazon and short docs for several corporate and non-profit organisations.

Venita is currently a mentee in the Wonder Women Mentoring Programme which is dedicated to developing the next generation of female leaders across the creative industries.