Sarah started in Television Production in 2012 after finishing university with a First-Class BA in English with Writing and Performance, an MA in Postproduction with Visual Effects (York), and an MSt in Film Aesthetics (Oxford).
She has worked in various production roles, previously as a Production Coordinator and Title Sequence Designer, and now specialising in Producing / Writing / Performing comedy.
In 2013, she worked with photographer Warren Orchard and Producer Ed Talfan on the title sequence for S4C / BBC TV Drama, Hinterland / Y Gwyll which won a BAFTA Cymru Award 2015. She has since produced several title sequences for TV and online, including The Girl in the Diary (BBC Wales, 2014),Gadael Yr Ugeinfed Ganrif (S4C, 2014) and Hidden / Craith (S4C / BBC Wales).
In 2016 she made the move to working in comedy full-time. After writing & performing for a number of different channels, in 2017 she was an Assistant Producer for Turtle Canyon Comedy during the Edinburgh Fringe, and most recently, produced Elis James' latest hour-long comedy special for S4C (Phil McIntyre Entertainment). Sarah is the Director of Odd Night Out producing and promoting live comedy events in and around South Wales, and regularly performs comedy throughout the UK and on TV & Radio. For more details on her work as a performer, please visit the comedy page.
Based in Cardiff, and a Welsh speaker, Sarah is currently developing a number of projects (in both English / Welsh) for Television, Radio and Online.
She has worked in various production roles, previously as a Production Coordinator and Title Sequence Designer, and now specialising in Producing / Writing / Performing comedy.
In 2013, she worked with photographer Warren Orchard and Producer Ed Talfan on the title sequence for S4C / BBC TV Drama, Hinterland / Y Gwyll which won a BAFTA Cymru Award 2015. She has since produced several title sequences for TV and online, including The Girl in the Diary (BBC Wales, 2014),Gadael Yr Ugeinfed Ganrif (S4C, 2014) and Hidden / Craith (S4C / BBC Wales).
In 2016 she made the move to working in comedy full-time. After writing & performing for a number of different channels, in 2017 she was an Assistant Producer for Turtle Canyon Comedy during the Edinburgh Fringe, and most recently, produced Elis James' latest hour-long comedy special for S4C (Phil McIntyre Entertainment). Sarah is the Director of Odd Night Out producing and promoting live comedy events in and around South Wales, and regularly performs comedy throughout the UK and on TV & Radio. For more details on her work as a performer, please visit the comedy page.
Based in Cardiff, and a Welsh speaker, Sarah is currently developing a number of projects (in both English / Welsh) for Television, Radio and Online.
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