James Strong

Director, episodes 1 to 3 and Exec Producer. 6 x 60'. Starring Suranne Jones, Rose Leslie, Shaun Evans. Writer: Tom Edge. Executive Producer: Simon Heath.

Director, pilot. 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.

Director, 7 x 60'. Also Exec Producer.
Ensemble cast, including 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 Exec Producer. 6 x 60' drama.
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.

Director, episode 102. 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.
Writer: Angus Fletcher.
Producers: Bob Shaye, Michael Lyne, Rachel Horovitz.

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

Director. Feature film, in development.
Writer: Spencer Mondshein.

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.