
A founding member of Hardy Pictures, Sue has produced or executive produced the majority of the company’s output, winning a Broadcast Award, RTS and BAFTA nomination for The Relief of Belsen in 2008, an RTS Award in 2006 for Trafalgar Battle Surgeon and a recent RTS nomination for 1066. In addition she produced the BBC4 dramas Spanish Flu - The Forgotten Fallen and Heist as well as directing The Saint and The Hanged Man. Sue is currently executive producing two films for Channel 4 whilst overseeing all Hardy Pictures content from conception to transmission.
Sue’s experience across a range of factual programming has taken her from scripted drama and high-end drama-documentaries and current affairs to formatted historical game-shows and constructed reality. Previous credits include Guns, Germs and Steel for National Geographic and Channel 4; Medici: Godfathers of the Renaissance for PBS; Time Commanders for BBC2 and Diana: Story of a Princess for ITV.
Sue prides herself on vivid storytelling and a close creative collaboration with writers, producers, directors and crew. Over five years with Hardy Pictures she has successfully translated big ideas, on modest budgets, into compelling and award-winning value on screen.
Like Justin, Sue studied History at Oxford and subscribes fully to the notion that truth really is stranger - and funnier - than fiction.

"Olde English and modern speech blended together in a style that combines with the soundtrack to pull off the rarest of things: a modernization of a historical tale that doesn’t feel clunky. More of these, please."