Sarah Caddy
Head of Production @Red Bee Creative
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WORK HISTORY
Head of Production @Red Bee Creative
Sarah is an award winning producer of documentary, short film, TV campaigns and content marketing. She co-produced Unseen: The Lives of Looking an artist’s essay film written and directed by Dryden Goodwin which launched in March 2015 at the Royal Museums Greenwich. July 2014, BBC Four aired acclaimed documentary 100 Seconds to Beat the World: the David Rudisha story co-produced with Hill Ten films. Previously, Sarah produced director Grant Gee’s critically acclaimed essay film Patience (After Sebald), which had its world premiere at the New York Film Festival and was theatrically released in January 2012 through Soda Pictures in the UK, then worldwide. Also that year she and Gee made Making First Steps, a ten minute documentary aired on BBC Three. It went behind the scenes with Elbow, as they composed and performed the BBC\'s Olympic theme for London 2012. She has produced some of the BBC’s most iconic TV promotions including D & AD award winning Future Generations celebrating children’s BBC TV. On 14th July 2009 she made television history producing the BBC’s first live junction on BBC One, to promote the launch of science series Bang Goes the Theory. In 2011 she produced UKTV Eden’s first hour long live web stream Ask Attenborough. Sarah serves on the BAFTA and British Animation Awards juries.
EDUCATION
University of Bristol
BA Hons
Birkbeck, University of London
MA
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ABOUT SARAH CADDY
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