Nicole Carmen-Davis has recently been an executive producer on the films Fifty Dead Men Walking and Malice in Wonderland, before which she acted as a senior business affairs and production executive for various UK film companies. Her career in films began more than ten years ago when, as a qualified lawyer trained in the City, she acted for several leading producers, financiers, and distributors. In 2011, she was asked to join the advisory board of Goldcrest Films investments.

Marc Evans is an award-winning director with seven feature films to his name. He recently directed Rainy Day’s Patagonia. Among his other credits are House of America (1996), Resurrection Man (1998), My Little Eye (2002), Trauma (2004), Snow Cake (2006), In Prison My Whole Life (2007), and Hunky Dory, due for release in 2012. Marc has also directed many TV network dramas and arts documentaries and worked with leading actors such as Colin Firth, Alan Rickman, Sigourney Weaver, and Minnie Driver. He was educated at Cambridge and Bristol universities and grew up in Wales.

Sarah is a free-lance script development executive working in feature films in the UK, France, and Germany. Before joining Rainy Day Films she was Head of Development for Potboiler Productions, where projects developed included The Constant Gardner (Academy Award and BAFTA nominated screenplay) and Brothers of the Head. She has also been Head of Development for Skreba Films, Development Manager at Zenrith Entertainment and Script Consultant for Yorkshire Television, Pagoda Films and Fair Game Films. Recent features on which she has worked include Patagonia and The Edge of Love for Rainy Day and The Escapist. She has been a tutor on the MA Producing course at the National Film and Television School since 1998.