The TV team at See-Saw Films is working on a diverse mix of upcoming projects.
Top Of The Lake has come to define the work of See-Saw’s TV team, in the same way The King’s Speech did for their film division.
The first series of Jane Campion and Gerard Lee’s crime drama was nominated for five Emmys, two Golden Globes (with star Elisabeth Moss winning best miniseries actress) and best drama at the Baftas.
Led by head of television Jamie Laurenson (pictured below, left) and COO, television Hakan Kousetta (below, right), the independent production house pursue prestigious TV projects, often with film directors, and always with “people who have something to say and have a vision”, says Laurenson.
The duo are supported by television development executive Patrick Walters, Australia based producer Rachel Gardner and La-based VP of creative affairs (USA) Negin Salmasi, who works across both TV and film.
See-Saw has bases...
Top Of The Lake has come to define the work of See-Saw’s TV team, in the same way The King’s Speech did for their film division.
The first series of Jane Campion and Gerard Lee’s crime drama was nominated for five Emmys, two Golden Globes (with star Elisabeth Moss winning best miniseries actress) and best drama at the Baftas.
Led by head of television Jamie Laurenson (pictured below, left) and COO, television Hakan Kousetta (below, right), the independent production house pursue prestigious TV projects, often with film directors, and always with “people who have something to say and have a vision”, says Laurenson.
The duo are supported by television development executive Patrick Walters, Australia based producer Rachel Gardner and La-based VP of creative affairs (USA) Negin Salmasi, who works across both TV and film.
See-Saw has bases...
- 8/4/2017
- by orlando.parfitt@screendaily.com (Orlando Parfitt)
- ScreenDaily
The TV team at See-Saw Films are working on a diverse mix of upcoming projects.
Top Of The Lake has come to define the work of See-Saw’s TV team, in the same way The King’s Speech did for their film division.
The first series of Jane Campion and Gerard Lee’s crime drama was nominated for five Emmys, two Golden Globes (with star Elisabeth Moss winning best miniseries actress) and best drama at the Baftas.
Led by head of television Jamie Laurenson (pictured below, left) and COO, television Hakan Kousetta (below, right), the independent production house pursue prestigious TV projects, often with film directors, and always with “people who have something to say and have a vision”, says Laurenson.
The duo are supported by television development executive Patrick Walters, Australia based producer Rachel Gardner and La-based VP of creative affairs (USA) Negin Salmasi, who works across both TV and film.
See-Saw has bases...
Top Of The Lake has come to define the work of See-Saw’s TV team, in the same way The King’s Speech did for their film division.
The first series of Jane Campion and Gerard Lee’s crime drama was nominated for five Emmys, two Golden Globes (with star Elisabeth Moss winning best miniseries actress) and best drama at the Baftas.
Led by head of television Jamie Laurenson (pictured below, left) and COO, television Hakan Kousetta (below, right), the independent production house pursue prestigious TV projects, often with film directors, and always with “people who have something to say and have a vision”, says Laurenson.
The duo are supported by television development executive Patrick Walters, Australia based producer Rachel Gardner and La-based VP of creative affairs (USA) Negin Salmasi, who works across both TV and film.
See-Saw has bases...
- 8/4/2017
- by orlando.parfitt@screendaily.com (Orlando Parfitt)
- ScreenDaily
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