Biography

Sara Huxley is a BAFTA and BIFA-nominated Producer, Co Producer and Line Producer working across high-end television and film. She is the co-owner of Mini Productions, through which she and her business partner April Kelley have produced five feature films and a slate of award-winning shorts showcased at major festivals including the BFI London Film Festival, Raindance, Aesthetica, Iris Prize, and Underwire. Her credits include 'Rose: A Love Story' (BFI London Film Festival, BIFA-nominated), 'Embers' (Raindance Best Drama nominee), and 'Murder at the Embassy' (Lionsgate). In television, Sara Co-Produced the multi-BAFTA and RTS Award-winning 'Mr Bates vs The Post Office' (ITV Studios) and produced the BAFTA-nominated BBC short 'The Main Part. She has also Line Produced premium dramas including 'The Hack' directed by Lewis Arnold and starring David Tennant, Robert Carlyle and Toby Jones and 'The Blame' directed by Bex Rycroft and Claire Tailyour, starring Michelle Keegan and Douglas Booth. Originally training as an actor on the BA (Hons) course at Rose Bruford, Sara was later made a Fellow of the college in recognition of her achievements as a producer. A full voting member of BAFTA, she brings extensive creative and production expertise to every project she leads.