The Feed producer Studio Lambert has made a number of drama moves, while Backyard Envy producer Renowned Films has hired a new head of development. All3Media-backed Studio Lambert has promoted Madd…
All3Media-backed Studio Lambert has promoted Maddie Sinclair from head of development to executive producer and hired Mammoth Screen’s James Gandhi to replace her as head of development.
Sinclair, who has worked on shows such as Luther and The C Word, joined Studio Lambert in 2016 from BBC Studios, while Gandhi was a script editor at ITV-owned Mammoth Screen, where he worked on Fearless and Vanity Fair for ITV and The City & the City and Noughts & Crosses for the BBC.
“Maddie has been an outstanding head of development and I’m delighted she is going to be stepping up to take on an executive producing role and James is a hugely talented drama creative who has already made his mark on our expanding slate. We are absolutely thrilled that he has joined the team at such an exciting time for Studio Lambert drama, said Susan Hogg, Studio Lambert’s head of drama.
Meanwhile, Critical Content-backed producer Renowned has hired Chris Broughall as head of development. Broughall joins fromproducer Gobstopper Television. Based in London and reporting to Renowned founder Tim Withers, Broughall will be responsible for overseeing the development strategy with a focus to expand the company’s push into formatted factual-entertainment.
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