James Strong

Lead Director and Executive Producer.
Episodes 1-3.
Writer: Irvine Welsh, based on his novel by the same name.
Producer: David Blair.
Executive producers: Irvine Welsh, Dean Cavanagh, Dougray Scott andTony Wood.

Lead Director and Executive Producer.
Episodes 1- 3.
Starring Suranne Jones, Rose Leslie, Shaun Evans.
Writer: Tom Edge.
Executive Producer: Simon Heath.

Lead Director and Executive Producer.
Episodes 1-3.
Writers: Jack and Harry Williams
Producer: James Dean
Executive Producer: Chris Aird
Starring: Joanne Froggatt

Pilot Director and Executive Producer.
Inspired by the best-selling memoir of Bruce Feiler.
Series ordered by NBC.
Writers: Tony Phelan, Joan Rater.
Producers: James Oh, Bruce Feiler.
Exec Producers: Jerry Bruckheimer, Jonathan Littman, KristieAnne Read, Tony Phelan, Joan Rater.

Lead Director and Executive Producer.
Episodes 1,2,3,4,5&7
Starring Olivia Cooke, Simon Russell Beale, Martin Clunes, Frances de la Tour, Suranne Jones.
Writer: Gwyneth Hughes.
Producer: Julia Stannard.
Exec Producers: Gwyneth Hughes, Damien Timmer, Tom Mullens.

Lead Director and Executive Producer.
Episodes 1 to 3.
Writers: Harry and Jack Williams.
Producer: Eliza Mellor.
*Winner of Best New Drama, TV Choice Awards, 2018.
*Nominated for Actor, British Academy Cymru Awards, Ioan Gruffudd as Andrew Earlham.
*Nominated for Outstanding Drama Series at the National Television Awards, 2018

Director.
Episode 2.
Drama centred on NYC's most radical law firm.
Starring Katherine Heigel, Laverne Cox, Elliott Gould.
Writers: Tony Phelan, Joan Rater.

Director.
2 episodes, including series finale.
From the novel by Stephen King.
Starring James Franco, Chris Cooper, Sarah Gaddon.
Writer: Bridget Carpenter.
Exec Producers: JJ Abrams, Stephen King.

Director. Pilot.
Starring Kristin Bauer van Straten, Adrian Pasdar, Parminder Nagra.
Writer: Sallie Patrick.
Producers: Jeff MacVittie, Sallie Patrick.

Co-creator and Director. 2 x 90'.
Starring John Simm, David Threlfall.
Writer: Michael Crompton.
Producer: Simon Heath.
*WINNER Best Short Form Drama, Writers' Guild Awards 2016.

Lead Director.
Starring David Tennant, Olivia Colman, Charlotte Rampling, Marianne Jean-Baptiste.
*Winner, Best Drama Series and Best Actor (David Tennant), TV Choice Awards, 2015.
*Nominated, Best Drama and Best Drama Performance (David Tennant), National Television Awards, 2016.

Director. Pilot and 3 episodes.
With David Tennant, Anna Gunn, Nick Nolte.

Director, 3 x 60'. Drama.
Starring Phil Glenister, Bernard Hill and Saskia Reeves.
Writer: Peter Bowker.
Producer: Tim Bricknell .
Exec Producer: Derek Wax.

Director. 90' feature.
Starring Jim Broadbent, James Fox, Luke Evans.
Writer: Chris Chibnall.
Producer: Simon Heath.
*Nominated for Best Mini Series, BAFTA Television Awards, 2014.
*Shortlisted for Best Single Drama, Broadcast Awards, 2015.

Lead Director, episodes 1, 2, 6, 7, and 8. 8-part series.
Starring David Tennant and Olivia Colman.
Writer: Chris Chibnall.
Producer: Richard Stokes.
*Winner, 73rd annual Peabody Awards.
*Winner of 'Best of British: TV Programme or Series', Freesat Awards, 2013.
*Winner of New Programme Award, Edinburgh International Television Festival, 2013.
*Winner Best New Drama and Best Actor, TV Choice Award, 2013.
*Winner TV Dagger, Crime Thriller Awards, 2013.
*No. 2 on The Hollywood Reporter's 20 Best Cable Dramas of 2013.
*Radio Times Best Television Programme, 2013.
*Winner of Best Drama, Broadcast Awards, 2014.
*Winner of Best Drama Serial, Royal Television Society Awards, 2014.
*Winner of Best Drama Series, BPG TV and Radio Awards, 2014.
*Winner of Best Actor (Olivia Coleman), BPG TV and Radio Awards, 2014.
*Winner of Best Writer (Chris Chibnall), BPG TV and Radio Awards, 2014.
*Nominated for Best Director (Fiction), BAFTA Television Craft Awards, 2014.
*Winner of Best Drama Series, BAFTA Television Awards, 2014.
*Winner of Best Actress (Olivia Coleman), BAFTA Television Awards, 2014.
*Winner of Best Supporting Actor (David Bradley), BAFTA Television Awards, 2014.

Director. 90' biopic on Kenny Everett.
Writer: Tim Whitnall.
Producer: Paul Frift .
Exec Producer: Damien Timmer.
*Nominated for Best Single Film, Broadcasting Press Guild Awards, 2013.
*Oliver Lansley nominated for Best Actor, RTS Awards, 2013.
*Tim Whitnall winner of Breakthrough Talent, BAFTA Craft Awards, 2013.
*Nominated for Best Scripted Programme, Broadcast Digital Awards, 2013.

2 episodes.
Writer: Frank Spotniz.
Producer: Eliza Mellor.
Exec Producer: Jane Featherstone.

2 episodes. New series.
Starring Ashley Judd, Sean Bean, Keith Carradine.
Producers: Gina Matthews, Grant Scharbo.
*Ashley Judd nominated for Best Lead Actress, Emmy Awards, 2012.

Writer: Julian Fellowes.
Producer: Liz Trubridge.
*Winner: Best Drama Series or Serial, Broadcast Awards, 2012.
*Nominated for 16 Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Drama Series, Outstanding Lead Actress and Outstanding Lead Actor, 2012.

Writers: Terry Cafolla, Nick Beak Saunders.
Producer: Richard Stokes.

Director. Pilot.
Starring Will Mellor, Clive Mantle.
Writer: Adrian Poynton.
Producer: Rohan Acharya.

Writer: Michael Crompton.
Producer: Richard Burrell.

“Planet of The Dead”.1 x 80′.
Starring David Tennant, Lee Evans, Michelle Ryan.
Writer: Russell T Davies.
*Nominated for a Hugo Award 2010 - Best Dramatic Presentation (short form).

Lead Director, 2 episodes.
Starring Adrian Lester.

Lead Director. “Partners in Crime”.
Starring David Tennant, Catherine Tate, Sarah Lancashire.
Writer: Russell T Davies.
*Nominated for Best Drama Series, BAFTA Television Awards, 2009.

"Voyage of the Damned". 1 x 80′.
Starring David Tennant, Kylie Minogue.
*Winner of Welsh BAFTA for Best Direction.
*Winner of Welsh BAFTA for Best Drama.

2-part episode, "Daleks in Manhattan" and "Evolution of the Daleks". Set and shot partly in New York.
*Winner of “Programme of the Year”, Edinburgh International TV Festival, 2007.
*Nominated for Best Series, Writer’s Guild of Great Britain, 2007
*Best Drama, National TV Awards, 2007.
*Winner Best TV Series, Writers’ Guild of Great Britain Awards, 2007.

Series 1, 2 episodes.
Producer: Richard Stokes.
Exec Procducer: Julie Gardner.
*Winner: Best Drama, Welsh BAFTAs, 2007.
*Winner: Best Actress (Eve Myles), Welsh BAFTA’s, 2007.

2-part episode, "Impossible Planet" and "The Satan Pit".
Writer: Russell T Davies.
Producer: Phil Collinson.
Exec Producer: Julie Gardner.
*Winner: Best Drama, Best Actor and Best Actress, National Television Awards, 2006.
*Nominated for Best Drama Series, Broadcast Awards, 2007.
*Nominated for Best Drama Series, Royal Television Awards, 2007.

2 x 60'.
Starring Robson Green.
Producer: Phil Leach.

1 x 60'. Drama.
Starring Hugh Quarshie, Clare Goose.
*Nominated for Best Drama, Regional RTS Awards, 2005.
*Nominated for Best Daytime Programme, Broadcast Awards, 2006.

Director.
Starring David Tennant, Dougray Scott.
Writer: Chris Chibnall.
Producer: Julia Stannard.
*Nominated for Best Single Film, Prix Europa, 2011.
*Official Selection, Roma Fiction Festival, 2011.
*Nominated for London TV Award, London Festival Fringe, 2012.
*Nominated for Best Single Drama, Broadcast Awards, 2012.
*Nominated for Best Single Drama, Royal Television Society Awards, 2012.
*Nominated for Best Drama, London Television Awards, 2012.

Director. Feature film, in development. The story of the last men to be executed in Britain.
Writer: Michael Crompton.

Director. Feature film, in development. A tragic accident in a coastal English town sets of a series of violent events.
Producer: Gail Egan.
Writer: Brock Norman Brock

Writer and Director. Feature film, in development. The story of Sheffield synth.

Producer and Co-writer with Adrian Lester.
Director: Adrian Lester.

Writer and Director. 15' short film. Comedy-drama set in the world of estate agents.
*Nominated for Best Short Film at BAFTA Film Awards, 2004.

Feature length documentary and concert film.
Selected for the 2010 Sheffield International Documentary Festival.