Eddie Frost
Eddie studied Human Sciences at University and emerged (via Alaska) with a taste for documentary film making. Many years later, having filmed all over the world, from the Payatas dump site in Manila to the wild forests of Siberia, and all sorts of people, from Paul McCartney to the heroic mothers of the Korogocho slum in Nairobi, Eddie understands how to make a story jump from the screen into your heart.
Simon Richardson
Simon has been Proudfoot's producer since the company was founded in 2004. He has been involved in production for more than 26 years, initially in TV commercials but also in the broadcast and corporate sectors. He has directed films for Proudfoot's clients but is most effective in a supporting role, working closely with clients, agencies and the company's creative team. We all have our weaknesses and Simon's is Portsmouth Football Club.
Rick Horsfall
Rick spent the Summer of 2006 working in rural Tanzania and is now living in London, but has never forgotten his Yorkshire roots. In his 5 years at Proudfoot he has learned to edit, shoot, light and direct to an incredibly high standard. His instinctive eye and compassionate approach to interviews make him a valuable asset to the company.
Gemma Chapman
Gemma spent her first 15 years in the industry producing and directing all over the world. She is now happily production managing and is responsible for the smooth day-to-day running of Proudfoot’s productions. Gemma still enjoys creeping into the edit suite at any given opportunity.
Daphne Boulicault
Daphne took her Zoology degree from the University of Nottingham out into the field, researching spotted turtles on Nantucket Island and green pit vipers in Thailand (despite being afraid of snakes). Her passion is combining her love of science with her skills in communication and visual media. She has worked on broadcast projects for the BBC and National Geographic.
Lucille Flood
Lucille started working life at Comic Relief first in production and then specialising in photography. She’s commissioned and produced for the BBC, Channel 4 and NBC, across Entertainment, Drama and factual programming, working with some amazing talent in front and behind the camera, delivering projects and assignments all over the world, from Antarctica to Kilimanjaro she’s adept at getting not only the best out of photographers but also delivering content from some of the harshest environments.
Latham Wright
Latham grew up in Greece, the United States and the Philippines. He studied film production in London at the University of Westminster, where his final film about a fisherman in Jamaica made him realise his love for documentary filmmaking. He will tell you, in his inconsistent accent, that he loves piecing together the many elements of a film to create a story.
Laura Mahler
Laura's bio to come!
Jack Wood
Jack has studied in Manchester, Vancouver, and London but originally hails from South Yorkshire's steel city. Through his research into online news media and UK clubbing culture, a passion for investigative storytelling was born. After years of pretentiously reciting film theory to anyone who’d listen, he sought to involve himself in the process of filmmaking. This love of deep diving into a story combined with a passion for visual mediums made documentaries a natural fit. Despite finding this calling, his daydreams of becoming a famous DJ continue.
Alyssa Medina
Alyssa is an edit assistant and a colour grader. She studied a BA in Digital Film at Ravensbourne University. She enjoys the challenge of telling a story through editing and the technical part of colour grading to enhance a story.
Enrico Hallworth
Bio to come!