Sarah was born in the United States, with a mixed British and Chinese heritage, she grew up in France before moving to the UK for further education.

While studying English at Cambridge University, she started producing and her professional career began in the theatre industry working for the Royal Shakespeare Company and Sonia Friedman Productions.

She set up Sarah Brocklehurst Productions in 2012 and produced the award-winning feature films ‘Black Pond’ (for which she was nominated for a BAFTA) and ‘Animals’, as well as acclaimed new plays at the Young Vic Theatre and the Traverse. Sarah was named a BAFTA Breakthrough Brit and a Screen Star of Tomorrow, and she received a Vision Award from the BFI.

Sarah founded BROCK MEDIA in 2022 in partnership with BBC Studios. She is passionate about building the company into a home that can champion, support and realise the vision and ambition of exceptional storytellers.

Katie joined Sarah Brocklehurst Productions in 2020 as a Development Executive, spearheading the company’s expansion into television, growing an ambitious eclectic slate and securing a raft of development commissions. Upon the launch of Brock Media in 2022 Katie stepped up to Head of Development, where she continues to oversee television and film projects from both new and established writers, for the UK, US and international markets

Prior to joining the company, Katie had over ten years experience as a Development Producer, Script Executive, Story Producer and Script Editor at ITV Studios, Coronation Street (contributing to the BAFTA wins in 2014 & 2015), CPL Productions and Big Talk. As well as developing projects with award-winning talent and producers, Katie script exec’d and story produced the ITV drama ‘Brief Encounters’ and was in Mike Bullen’s ‘Cold Feet’ writers’ room.

Katie started her career at ITV Drama Commissioning working for Director of Drama Laura Mackie and Controller Sally Haynes.

Suki joins from BBC Studios where she spent five years in the team that oversees the development, production and distribution of BBC Studios’ ten scripted production companies.

Suki previously worked in development at Objective Fiction, where she worked across Gameface (C4), Witless (BBC3), and the pilots for Year of the Rabbit (C4) and Feel Good (C4/Netflix). Prior to that, she worked on an array of Drama and Comedy productions in the UK, including Downton Abbey (ITV) and Do Not Disturb (UKTV).

Suki has also produced a number of short films, her latest being ‘The Pink Pill’, from director Cassiah Joski-Jethi.

In her spare time, Suki enjoys telling terrible jokes and watching others tell better ones.

Rohina has worked in both development and production across Film & TV for eight years and most recently, she was Associate Producer on Brock Media’s feature film THE OUTRUN

Prior to joining the company, Rohina was Associate Producer at former Channel 4 commissioner Emma Cooper’s Empress Films, where she led on various non-fiction and scripted drama projects. Rohina also partnered closely with Ricky Gervais as AP on multiple seasons of his internationally-acclaimed Netflix series AFTER LIFE. She has also worked at award-winning production companies including Pulse Films and Origin Pictures, and was Director’s Assistant to BAFTA winner Amma Asante.

Other credits: upcoming Untitled Blumhouse series (EPIX), GANGS OF LONDON (Sky Atlantic/AMC), WATERSHIP DOWN (Netflix/BBC One), THE WOMAN IN WHITE (BBC One) and the development of Netflix’s upcoming drama ATOMIC BAZAAR.

With a keen interest in genre, Rohina is building a slate of Film and TV projects from distinctive and diverse storytellers.

Mélys joined Brock Media as Development Executive in February 2022, after working as Development Editor at Film4.

Before that, Mélys studied comparative literature and wanted to pursue an academic career, but she thought better of it and relocated permanently to London to work in film instead. She started her career at Working Title as production and TV development intern, before moving on to work at Blueprint as production assistant, and at RAW as development assistant.

Having grown up in the 90s-00s on a cocktail of old Nouvelle Vague classics, American blockbusters and iconic TV shows, Mélys is passionate about stories and their power to bring people together. She loves collaborating with writers, directors and storytellers across all media and formats to help them bring ideas and stories to life.

Amy joined Brock Media in 2022, after graduating from the University of Edinburgh in 2021.

While at University she was heavily involved in the Edinburgh University Theatre Company where she wrote plays and founded the EUTC Writer’s Group. She was also President of the comedy society, the Edinburgh Revue, for two years, organising fortnightly shows as well as the inaugural ‘Completely Normal Comedy Night’ – a sell-out evening for charity, entirely produced and performed by women and non-binary comedians.

On top of her studies, Amy also worked as the Script Coordinator on ‘Casualty’, where she had previously completed a year-long Script Apprenticeship, a freelance reader for production companies and book scouts, and as an assistant at the Edinburgh Fringe for Unavoidable PR.

She tends to be drawn to stories with women at the heart of them and is particularly passionate about comedy and genre, especially shows that push the boundaries of these formats.