When I finished ballet school where I was for quite a few years, I tried out for theatre

school and I did not get in and I then wanted to decide what I wanted to do instead, and

a lot of people that I met that were producers in film, and TV and theatre had gone through

law so I actually got into law school and thought that would maybe be the way because

I wanted to tell stories and work with film

Me and my, who I share my company with, my partner Charles, we, we, sat, probably had

a lunch three/four years ago and kind of, with a laugh said, 'it would be amazing

if we could try and do that one day' and then, we started it last year. So, now we

have a few projects in development.

You said sort of in the past that you had a run of films at a certain period where you

noticed that your character hadn't had, like a conversation with any other women,

like, at all and is that something you're kind of conscious of in the films you want to make though your own production company?

Definitely, I think in general that's something that I want to bring awareness to.

We need female writers. Sometimes, I'm actually, I've been surprised I would probably consider myself

that women know women better. I have been surprised by men who have been able to write

women very well.

So, I think it's more about, talking about equality and bringing things up and

making sure that we have both women and men both in front of the camera but even more also behind.