Amille Jampa-Ngoen

Amille is a British/Thai writer from London, who graduated from the National Film and Television School with a diploma in Writing and Producing Comedy in 2020, where she was mentored by Naomi De Pear at Sister Pictures (This is going to Hurt, Landscapers, Chernobyl). Her graduate film "Saudade" won her a filmmaker bursary, which led to work on Sara Pascoe's "Out of her mind" (BBC) prior to graduation.

Amille has also written for BBC Radio 4's Drop the Dead Panda for which she was shortlisted as a finalist for the BBC Audio Drama Awards in 2022. Her second short "Pet Name" was released in 2022 and is currently screening at BIFA and BAFTA qualifying festivals.

Prior to working in film, she worked for over 10 years in drug development, as a scientist in the UK and abroad.

She’s always been fascinated by characters with sociopathic ambitions and definitely anything to do with death, which is honestly all she’ll talk about at your birthday party.

Amille freelances as a script editor and is developing a slate of short and long-form projects.

amille@hereticproductions.com

Dan Boaden

Dan has the crushed idealism of someone who at one point completed a Masters in International Peace and Security. He's got almost a decade of experience producing and directing documentaries for major broadcasters such as National Geographic, ARTE, ZDF and Al Jazeera English, and commercial content for leading global brands.

In the last few years, Dan directed his first narrative short film in 2019, "Saudade", which was nominated for 'Best Short' at the British Independent Film Festival and has most recently completed his second short, "Pet Name", which is currently screening at BIFA and BAFTA qualifying festivals.

dan@hereticproductions.com