Anna Snowball is an educator with experience designing and delivering film training for young people and emerging talent across workshops, schools, and universities. She is a visiting tutor at the National Film and Television School (NFTS). She is an Associate Artist at Jelly Reading, delivering ACE-funded public engagement workshops in 2026.
Anna is an established professional filmmaker. She graduated from the NFTS in 2014, was named a Screen Daily Star of Tomorrow in 2025, and recently served as a juror for the International Emmy Awards. She runs Snow Films, managing productions end-to-end across film, broadcast, charity, and commercial projects, with clients including Netflix, BBC One, Channel 4, BBC Radio 4, and The British Red Cross.
Rozie Corbett is a non-profit leader and professional fundraiser with experience spanning frontline fundraising, team management and executive leadership. Her work is rooted in the charity sector, raising funds for and leading programmes across healthcare, mental health and addiction, international development and humanitarian aid.
Rozie has worked with charities and institutions including the British Red Cross, Save the Children, International Rescue Committee, King's College London, Endometriosis UK and Gambling With Lives. She brings expertise across governance, finance, HR and fundraising, with experience delivering brand initiatives, marketing campaigns, rebrand projects, developing and implementing strategies, and leading teams to raise 6-7 figures for non-profits of all sizes.
Katy Pike works with young people in Alternative Provision as a tutor at New Meaning Training Berkshire. She is a practising artist with a background in delivering Arts Council Funded-public engagement arts workshops. She is an Associate Artist at Jelly Reading.
Colin Prescod is a cultural leader with a career spanning broadcasting, education and the arts. He served as Chair of the Institute of Race Relations for five decades. Colin is a co-founder of Manifesta, a UK-based youth arts organisation that uses film workshops to amplify marginalised voices and support social change.
Alexandra Ferguson is Programme Lead for The Film & TV Educators Network, supporting the training and development of film educators across the UK. She brings a background in leadership within vocational film education, including course leadership and curriculum design at MetFilm School ScreenSpace.
Katherine Woodward is a senior producer at Dante or Die, a British theatre company and registered charity, specialising in creating and touring site-specific performances, and putting on community events and workshops. She brings experience in community arts fundraising and project delivery.
Vijay Jassal is Director of Development & External Relations at the British Science Association, a Committee Member of CIPR STEM, and a Trustee of Brain Research UK and Thames Valley Air Ambulance. He has worked in the charity sector for more than 14 years, with experience also in public affairs, research and risk management.