Our Team
Dominique Unsworth MBE
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Dom oversees the entire team and strategic practices, ensuring all operations and logistics of the company are running smoothly
Amanda Dorsett
Head of Production & Screen Berkshire
Amanda manages all productions and creative projects, working with the British Film Institute (BFI) on Screen Berkshire
Terry Adlam
Head of Training & Arts
terry@resource-productions.co.uk
Terry manages all training programmes with the Creative Collective and Youth Engagement Slough (YES), working with Arts Council England (ACE)
Lesley-Anne Macfarlane
Screen Berkshire Manager
Lesley-Anne supports Amanda with managing all productions and creative projects, working with the British Film Institute (BFI)
Siobhan Hardy
Training and Development Manager
Siobhan manages the organisational resources and coordination of all training programmes
Hamza Ghose
Youth & Community Worker
Hamza leads on youth and community outreach, and plans and facilitates workshops, meetings and events.
Anthony Crockett
Digital Officer P/T
Anthony makes film submissions to festivals and manages our film archive
Dan Mann
Film Officer
Dan helps run the film office with Kiera, dealing with enquiries, production facilities and overseeing productions in Berkshire
Kiera Head-Lewis
Berkshire Film Office Apprentice
Kiera works with the Berkshire Film Office team to support with the running of the film office
Simran Sidhu
Marketing & Comms Officer
Simran is responsible for maintaining the brand and reputation of the whole company through PR, marketing and events
Ajana New
Data Officer – P/T
Ajana assists with the management of the Data Management system for all parts of the company, as well as supporting Youth Engagement Slough
Ryan Joyce
Workshop Leader P/T
Ryan leads on the delivery of Youth Engagement Slough (YES) activities and oversees work experience enquiries
Sophie Brudenall
Workshop Assistant p/t
Sophie supports Ryan with YES activities and workshops
Karla Williams
Slough Arts Forum (SAF) secretariat p/t
Karla works remotely to coordinate the quarterly meeting of Slough Arts groups, managing minutes and updates
Andrew St Maur
Producer & Tutor p/t
Andrew is a freelance producer who supports with project development and submissions, and crew & talent
Our Non-Executive Director Board
Adeela Sharif-Antunes
Adeela is a script consultant and founder of Scriptsmith Limited. She began her career at Intermedia Films, in distribution and script development, working on titles including Sliding Doors, The Quiet American, Hilary and Jackie, Iris and The Wedding Planner. She later joined Icon Entertainment International’s legal and business affairs, working on The Passion of the Christ, Apocolypto, Whalerider and Eagle vs Shark. Throughout her career, she has worked as a script editor, advising, consulting and speaking on character and narrative. With training from the Binger Filmlab and Sources2, she designs, delivers and leads bespoke courses and workshops on all aspects of film production with a keen focus on screenwriting and script development.
Meera Rajah
Meera is a partner at James Cowper Kreston and heads up Indirect Tax alongside being head of services in South East Asia. Meera introduced the film production sector to James Cowper Kreston, and in 2016 became head of the Media Sector which involves working with international productions companies. The company provides accounting and taxation services to films so their media may be produced in the most tax efficient manner. Meera has been involved in advising, assisting and completing BFI applications, production bookkeeping, corporation tax compliance including the completion and filing of eligible film tax credits, and in sourcing film crew and competitively priced post-production services.
Jonathon Perchal
Jonathon has been working in many areas of the film and music industries for over 30 years.
He has now set up a film production company and is developing a number of projects with the hope that they might actually go into production. He also advises a few charities including a dance company whose mission is to get more people of colour into classical ballet world.
Remona Aly
Journalist and broadcaster with a focus on faith, lifestyle and identity. She writes for The Guardian and other media outlets, and is a Pause for Thought contributor at BBC Radio 2 on The Scott Mills Breakfast Show, formerly The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show. Remona has presented on BBC Radio 4’s Something Understood which explores a theme across different faiths and traditions using music, prose and poetry. She also appears regularly as a commentator on TV and radio, including Sky News, ITV and the BBC.
Former Deputy Editor of emel – a vibrant and glossy British Muslim lifestyle magazine, she went freelance in 2009 to begin a career in mainstream journalism and also became Director of Communications for Exploring Islam Foundation which specialises in dynamic PR campaigns and resources on Islam and Muslims across media platforms.
In addition, Remona is a podcast presenter for various platforms, including for the award-winning Things Unseen podcast which centres on moral, spiritual and ethical issues.
Hannah Wylie
Former Film and TV partner at law firm Harbottle & Lewis LLP, Hannah Wylie runs her own business affairs consultancy, where she has acted for streamers, indies and individual creatives.
Her previous roles have included Head of Business Affairs at Bad Wolf, Lead Counsel for Amazon Studios EU and Vice President, Legal & Business Affairs at Focus Features.
As well as being a full BAFTA member, she co-chaired the Women’s Network for NBCUniversal International where, amongst other things, she spearheaded the company’s first maternity mentoring scheme.
Arit Eminue MBE (Advisor)
Arit helps individuals take ownership of their careers through employment, entrepreneurship or a mix of both. She does this through DiVA, an award-winning recruitment and training organisation. Her clients include All3 Media, Sony Music, BBC Worldwide, Warner Music, Endemol Shine UK, Warner Bros, the Southbank Centre, Fremantle, UK Music the BPI and more.
As a Project Manager at Creative Skillset, she spearheaded the design and delivery of the Graduate Fellowship Programme. She holds an MA in Producing from the National Film and TV school and worked with the UK Film Council. Arit is the recipient of numerous awards and was recognised as a Leader in Media and Arts by the Black British Business Awards.
