Our Team
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Charlotte Serena Cooper
WRITER/DIRECTOR
Charlotte, an LGBTQ+ filmmaker, began her career working in film and TV production but yearned to be on set. With the help of Screen Skills, she transitioned to script supervising – a role that sees you become the director’s closest ally. Charlotte has been lucky enough to work on some of UK’s biggest films such as ‘Barbie’ and ‘Doctor Strange 2’, and closely with some of the industry’s most esteemed directors, including Sam Raimi and Greta Gerwig. As a Script Supervisor, Charlotte has worked across many genres and many budgets. Having learnt so much from many directors, Charlotte knows her style and the stories she wants to tell.
Charlotte has a Masters in Directing and Producing from The National Film and Television School, and trained as an actor at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
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Charlotte Brownlee
PRODUCER
Charlotte has over a decade’s experience in film & TV production. Starting at the BBC, with a stint working in both production and script supervising on various Marvel, Disney, DC & Netflix projects, she now assists Producers. This includes her current position as the Showrunner Assistant on Amazon’s The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.
Charlotte has produced two short films (‘Yule’ and ‘Travel Socks’) with budgets of over £25,000 in 2023, with more projects (including a feature) in development with Puddle Jump Pictures. Interested in exploring both societal and genre themes in unique ways, she cannot wait to get Bury Your Gays into production.
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Dale McCready BSC NZCS
CINEMATOGRAPHER
Dale is a New Zealand born TV and feature cinematographer based in London. Her recent cinematography credits include ‘Tin Star’, ‘Baghdad Central’, ‘Cucumber’, ‘Belgravia’, ‘The Rising’ and ‘The Witcher’. Dale has just returned home to the UK after six months in Budapest shooting ‘The Day of the Jackal’ with Eddie Redmayne and is currently on set in Wales shooting the new series of ‘Doctor Who’.
Dale and Charlotte have worked together on numerous productions and have spoken about making this short for the last two years.