Lion Television
Elaine Campbell is an accomplished line producer with extensive experience in television production, currently serving at Lion Television since February 2018, working on international co-pro drama-doc "THE GREATEST RACE" and the Epic CBBC series "HORRIBLE HISTORIES." Previously, Elaine held similar positions at Shiny Button Productions, where a 6x30' comedy action series was produced for ITV2, and at Lion Television for a 15x30' series of "Horrible Histories" for CBBC. Additional experience includes line producing "Man Down" for Avalon Television, overseeing "24 Hours in Police Custody" at The Garden Productions, and working at Broad Bean Media and Lion Television Scotland in production executive roles. Elaine's career includes notable contributions to various popular shows, such as "Rab C Nesbitt" and "Frankie Boyle's Tramadol Nights," among others. Elaine holds a Master of Arts in Film and Television from Dublin City University and a Bachelor of Science in Physics and Applied Physics from the University of Strathclyde.
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Lion Television
Lion Television is one of the UK's most successful and respected television production companies. Founded in 1997 by Nick Catliff, Richard Bradley and Jeremy Mills Lion has bases in London, Glasgow and New York and makes content for UK and international broadcasters, streaming services, on-line platforms and cable networks. Lion’s strengths include entertainment formats, daytime, ambitious science and history shows and international co-productions. Lion makes programmes for many broadcasters, SVOD's and cable networks - these include BBC, CBBC, ITV, C4, C5, Netflix, Arte, France Television, ZDF, Discovery, History Channel, National Geographic, Smithsonian, Bravo, E!, Discovery ID, PBS. Lion is noted for its strong relations with international broadcasters in Europe, China and the United States and has received many accolades, including BAFTA, Emmy, RTS, Broadcast and Realscreen awards. .