Katie Bailiff is the co-owner of the award winning London based production company Century Films. Katie specializes in creating innovative, hard-hitting documentary and drama for all major UK broadcasters. She is renowned for producing work that always gives a fresh focus to difficult subjects. Katie has produced all of Century's groundbreaking documentary musicals: the Royal Television Society winner Drinking for England, the BAFTA winning Feltham Sings (C4), and Songbirds, which was selected for the World Documentary Competition at the Sundance Film Festival 2006. She produced the critically acclaimed The Not Dead, a further poetic collaboration working with soldiers with post-traumatic stress disorder. Katie has worked with some of the UK's leading documentary filmmakers, producing the award-winning Facemakers (BBC), Carehouse (BBC), Slaughterhouse – The Task of Blood (BBC), The Spy Who Conned Me (C4), Quitters (BBC) and the Grierson-nominated series, Make Me Honest (BBC). Katie has also worked on high-end celebrity access biographies, producing the exclusive theatrically released documentary Nobody Someday about Robbie Williams, and for ITV David Beckham: A Footballer's Story.Katie also produces Century Films' drama output. Her credits include the double BAFTA winning drama Falling Apart (C4) starring Hermione Norris and Mark Strong, and the BAFTA nominated drama Bella and the Boys starring Billie Piper for BBC2 which won an award at the 2005 Reims International Film Festival. In 2007 she worked with director Brian Hill to combine the two genres to produce the award winning drama-documentary, Consent (C4), starring Anna Madeley and Danny Mays, a 60-minute piece exposing the inner-workings of a real-life jury having to deal with a fictional rape trial. Katie is passionate about developing new talent and has executive produced several first time directors for all the BBC and Channel Four new talent directives.
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