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Home • Latest News • In Conversation with the producers of Breakers, Black Mirror and Baby Reindeer

In Conversation with the producers of Breakers, Black Mirror and Baby Reindeer

Home • Latest News • In Conversation with the producers of Breakers, Black Mirror and Baby Reindeer

In Conversation with the producers of Breakers, Black Mirror and Baby Reindeer


Spend an afternoon with Breakers executive producers Gavin O’Grady and Wim De Greef, and producer Nick Pitt.

Gavin O’Grady is an Executive Producer at Clerkenwell Films, based in London. He is currently executive producing Breakers for Netflix, and was BAFTA-nominated for producing Somewhere Boy for Channel 4. Previously, he produced a range of acclaimed series at Sharon Horgan’s company Merman, including both seasons of This Way Up, created by Aisling Bea, and Women on the Verge, co-created by Sharon Horgan.

Wim De Greef is Joint Managing Director at Clerkenwell Films. He has served as executive producer on series Baby Reindeer and The Death of Bunny Munro.

Nick Pitt was the Producer’s Guild of America 2018 Outstanding Producer of Long-Form Television for ‘Hang The DJ‘, which was also BAFTA nominated; he has for several years produced for the global phenomenon that is Black Mirror. Other highlights include ‘Arkangel’ directed by Jodie Foster and ‘Rachel, Jack and Ashley Too’ starring Miley Cyrus. As a TV Producer he has been the originating producer on several dramas, including collaborating with Matthew Weiner on The Romanoffs for Amazon, You, Me and The Apocalypse for SKY1/NBC and the RTS and BAFTA winning My Life as a Popat.

Tickets are free of charge – capacity is limited so registration is essential.

RSVP via Eventbrite

Venue

Dress Circle Bar – His Majesty’s Theatre, 827-905 Hay St, Perth WA.

Event timing

2:45pm: Doors open
3:00pm: In Conversation + Q&A
4:00pm: Post-event refreshments
5:00pm: Event concludes

ACCESSIBILITY

His Majesty’s Dress Circle Bar is wheelchair accessible and an AUSLAN interpreter will be present.

Contact RSVP@screenwest.com.au if you have any specific accessibility or dietary requirements.

GETTING THERE

Parking Undercover parking is available at His Majesty’s Carpark (City of Perth Carpark No.5). Street parking is subject to availability. To find all the latest information about City of Perth parking visit www.cityofperthparking.com.au.

Public Transport His Majesty’s is a 10 minute walk from Perth Station and Perth Busport. The free RED CAT bus stops outside the theatre on Hay Street. The RED CAT operates every 5 minutes from 6.40am-6.20pm Monday to Friday. Visit the Transperth website to plan your journey.


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