Neil Marshall has been Directing since his feature debut 'DOG SOLDIERS' in 2002.  His 2nd feature film, 'THE DESCENT' was a huge critical & commercial hit, winning a BIFA for Best Director. In 2012 Neil shot several episodes of GAME OF THRONES receiving an Emmy Nomination for Best Director. Moving from 'CONSTANTINE' & 'TIMELESS', to 'HANNIBAL' for Showtime & 'WESTWORLD' for HBO. In 2017 Neil produced & directed the Netflix series ‘LOST IN SPACE', followed by the reboot of ‘HELLBOY' released in 2018.  He switched genres in 2022 to film the gangster epic 'DUCHESS', and recently shot thriller 'COMPULSION' due for release in 2026.

The Workhouse Picture Company is a film production company based in London, specialising in film marketing. Their award winning filmmakers, DOP’s, editors & crew are some of the most respected in the studio industry.

Workhouse offer on set production and post production facilities to our partners and can accommodate both UK and international productions. They take great pride in creating progressive, high quality, engaging film marketing content, pushing the boundaries to find new ways to communicate great ideas for the worlds biggest IP.

Emily is a skipper and ocean advocate dedicated to studying environmental challenges in the most remote parts of our planet. She is an international public speaker and advisor on issues relating to our ocean and future society. Emily co-founded Pangaea Explorations and Exxpedition to enable scientists, filmmakers and everyday people gain access to remote oceans and islands, collecting data on global issues.

Tony Burke is a UK-based writer, director, and Creative Director with over two decades of experience in the advertising and film industries. He is best known for directing the acclaimed 2025 British feature film Protein and his extensive creative work in major global agencies. Outside of directing, Tony Burke is an author (having written the debut novel Clownburn) and an open advocate for mental health and recovery. His personal journey, including his sobriety journey, heavily influences his human-centric and authentic approach to filmmaking.

Jamie is an award-winning documentary director recently having directed Four hours at the Capitol, which was nominated for two BAFTA’s & an EMMY. Followed by Escape from Kabul, an EMMY winning & BAFTA nominated feature-length documentary that tells the story of the 2021 Kabul evacuation. He has directed many critically-acclaimed documentaries, including Angry white & proud, The Jihadis Next Door, The Spider-Man of Paris, nominated for a Best Single Documentary BAFTA, & The Rise of the Murdoch Dynasty, that won the Broadcasting Press Guild Award for Best Documentary Mini-Series.

Jo-Jo Ellison is an Emmy Award-winning, BIFA award-winning & triple BAFTA-nominated film & VR producer, recognised for producing critically acclaimed projects such as Notes On Blindness, The Real Charlie Chaplin, & Being a Human. Jo-Jo thrives as an impact producer, known for spearheading campaigns including a BFI-collaborated initiative aimed at advancing accessibility in film production. She is also the co-author of a pioneering guide on accessible filmmaking. She frequently collaborates with major platforms & broadcasters, including BBC, Netflix, The Guardian, The New York Times, Film4, Arte, & Showtime.

Kingdom has deep roots in automotive storytelling, built on years of experience in motorsport. They partner with leading car brands to create bold, high-energy content for TV and social. With a proven history of capturing speed, emotion, and atmosphere, Kingdom turns fast-paced visuals into powerful stories - blending action with feeling. From Formula 1 and Le Mans to IMSA and WEC, including the iconic Le Mans 24 Hours, they’ve shaped content for the world’s biggest championships. Off the track, they bring automotive stories to life with the same intensity and craft. 

Kingdom: Made to Move.

David Leon is an award-winning writer/director, named by Screen International as one of their "Stars of Tomorrow". His short film Man & Boy won Best Narrative Short at the Tribeca Film Festival & was shortlisted for both an Oscar & a Bafta. David’s debut feature Orthodox, starring Stephen Graham, was shortlisted for the Douglas Hickox award by Bifa for “Best debut Director”. David's background in acting set him up to direct acclaimed Series such as Vera and Killing Eve, he is currently in development on his next feature with BBC Films.

A filmmaker, shooting director & photographer from Germany, David's work explores the emotional connection between people and the environment that surrounds them.

He directs narrative films, documentaries & music videos, & is developing a long form Episodic culinary show by the name of DeepDish, along side his long term creative partner Justin Herrera, with Park Village as producers.

With a love of vintage lenses, mid century design & a strange array of interests, David gravitates toward intimate high-contrast images, raw textures & the unfiltered, lasting moments that remind us of who we are... & that we are more similar than we are different.

Meg is an award-winning show runner, development executive & branded entertainment leader. She has written & directed multi-episodic and branded content series', & several feature documentaries. As an EP and Development Executive, she has commissioned & produced content for major distribution partners & brands, looking to create original IP in branded entertainment. She built the Under Armour Originals brand, was an EP for Red Bull Media House, was a Senior Producer/ Director for Turner Sports and instrumental in the launch of the NBAtv OTT & linear channels & worked across a portfolio of major Sports properties.

The Ivors Academy represents songwriters and composers across every genre. We support, celebrate and nurture the craft of our members through campaigns, events, networks and awards. As a membership organisation, we support and connect songwriters and composers in every genre and at every stage of their careers. Ivors fellowship has been presented to the most important and influential songwriters & composers including Bruce Springsteen, Kate Bush, John Adams, Elton John, Joan Armatrading, Paul McCartney, Julian Joseph, Judith Weir and Sting.

Working in advertising for nearly half a century, Mark directed his first commercial at Park Village 37 years ago. Since then he’s been the creative boss in his own ad agency and is currently the CEO, ECD and tea boy at COY! Communications. Awards? He’s won an obscenely large amount of awards, especially if you count silvers and bronzes (and he does count them - regularly).

Script Compass is a multi-award winning script development company, working on screenplay development across all creative industries. Working with directors, filmmakers and production companies to develop long form, short film and broadcast scripts. Their award-winning screenplays inspire actors, captivate producers, and motivate investors by using decades of development experience to ensure projects move forward rapidly and achieve their full potential.

Something is changing in the 20s. New ways of working. New attitudes. New systems. 20something is a creative company set up to explore these. Strategy. Brand. Design. Advertising. We are on a mission to put more of the budget into the work than the processes around it.

Sadie has 4 decades of experience in film & TV. She starred in films such as Bram Stoker's Dracula and more recently The Chelsea Cowboy with Charlie Creed Miles. As a producer, Sadie set up Natural Nylon with Jude Law, Ewan McGregor & Jonny Lee Miller, making films including Existenz & Sky Captain & The World of Tomorrow. She then founded Blonde to Black Pictures to develop more diverse projects. As a director, Sadie has just completed the documentary Quant about the illustrious British fashion designer, featuring fashion icons, Kate Moss & Vivienne Westwood.

Ember put craft and technology at the heart of everything, seamlessly navigating between shooting Natural History, Entertainment and providing independent technical camera solutions, such as high speed and motion control robotics. As creative problem solvers they bring the very best VFX experts and technical talent to every project allowing for unique challenges and demands to not only be met, but exceeded. Ember heads of department boast industry awards including multiple Emmys and BAFTA nominations and have the deep-rooted technical understanding required to combine production skill, cutting edge camera technology and post production.

Feels Like Home is our production partner across the pond. A one stop fully integrated production service hub, offering complete production support for film, TV and Online Content.  Feels Like Home has production centres in Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver alongside London partners Park Village. In addition to access to the best producers, scouts and crews in Canada, they also offer in house editorial services. The goal is to provide creative, solution-forward production assistance in bringing stories to life.

OkayStudio is an independent post production company with studios in London and Berlin. 

Our international award-winning VFX artists, Colourists and Editors partner with production companies, global brands and agencies to produce commercial work for TV, Cinema and Social. With highly skilled producers providing a single point of contact and tailored workflows to each project, Okay provide a range of post production in person, or remote.

WaterBear is a storytelling platform giving people the tools to do good.

It’s a place to feel a bit better about the world and connect with a global community turning doomerism into do-more-ism. Explore a diverse array of award-winning content and collective actions made possible through hundreds of non-profit partners, storytellers and purpose-driven brands.

Branch Arts initiates and delivers projects across the arts, priding itself on the facilitation of creative partnerships and strategic communications. At the centre is their network of organisations, artists, specialist designers, technicians and PR and marketing consultants. They have curated exhibitions around the globe, ranging from one-off performances and installations to large-scale group exhibitions including Karsten Schubert's 'Dialectical Materialism' exhibition at Park Village.

London Screen Academy is a free sixth form for 16-19-year-olds and is redefining what industry education means through a partnership between teachers and professionals working in the TV and film industries. The mission of LSA is to transform the UK screen industries by enabling access to all, regardless of background and to develop a professional and highly skilled workforce, reflecting the cultural and socioeconomic diversity of the world we live in. LSA's students are provided with invaluable work experience on exciting projects happening at Park Village.