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Peter Ogunsalu has over 20 years experience in the film industry. He has worked closely as a production assistant with iconic producers, directors, and companies including Stephen Woolley, Neil Jordan, Miramax Films, Paramount, and Warner Brothers. He has been on board a diverse range of productions including The Crying Game, Michael Collins, The End of The Affair, Made in Dagenham, How to Lose friends and Alienate People and Interview with The Vampire. In addition to his production duties Peter also specialises in brand marketing and placement associated with film and fashion. His recent commercial work has been as placement director, working closely with leading brands to position their product into creative content. Recent films have included Kill Your Friends with Nicholas Hoult, Carol with Cate Blanchett, London Fields with Johnny Depp and Billy Bob Thornton, The Hustle with Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson and the upcoming film Midas Man a bio pic depicting the life of music entrepreneur Brian Epstein who discovered and brought the Beatles to the World. Most recently Peter has associate producer duties on the new dark thriller Infernal Machine’ starring Guy Pearce and Alice Eve. He also works closely with actor Alex Pettyfer, with several exciting projects in development
Robert Chilcott studied film at the London College of Printing and has a Doctorate in Film Archival Research from De Montfort University. He has worked on promotional films for Agent Provocateur, Ronnie Scotts and Goldman Sachs, and was the assistant to the painter and novelist Molly Parkin, with whom he directed a BBC documentary profile. He was a features writer and online editor for Vertigo Magazine, and wrote film reviews and a food column for The Chap magazine, and also contributed articles to Electric Sheep, Six Degrees and Film Four.com, and was a researcher in distribution and exhibition at the ICA Cinema. He currently Editor at large for Film & Moving Image for the Art Magazine State/f22. He has recently been developing a project on Boris Karloff with the journalist and broadcaster Petronella Wyatt, and a documentary on Peter Whitehead.