Sam Starbuck Joins Dorothy St Footage as SVP of Documentaries

“Tindler Swindler” government producer Sam Starbuck has joined Dorothy St Footage as SVP of documentaries.

She’s going to work carefully with the corporate’s founder, Julia Nottingham, on its documentary manufacturing slate, which incorporates options and sequence. Amongst them are the upcoming Netflix documentary on Pamela Anderson, a three-part sequence on the Coleen Rooney “Wagatha Christie” trial for Disney+ and an Amazon Prime Video sequence about “love guru” cult leaders Jeff and Shaliea Ayan.

Additionally on the slate are “If the Streets Had been on Fireplace” by Alice Russell and “Tremendous Eagles ‘96” by Yemi Bamiro.

Starbuck was beforehand at Uncooked, which she labored on initiatives together with the Emmy nominated “Tindler Swindler,” “Reframed: Marilyn Monroe” and “Reminiscences of a Assassin: the Nilsen Tapes.” Over the course of her 20-year profession, Starbuck has clocked greater than 100 hours of high-end documentary movies, sequence and specials for US and UK broadcasters and streamers.

Dorothy St, which was based by Nottingham in 2018, is backed by Elisabeth Murdoch, Stacey Snider and Jane Featherstone-helmed manufacturing studio Sister. Sister took a minority stake in Dorothy St earlier this 12 months to permit the corporate to develop its non-fiction slate in addition to increasing into different genres.

“I’m so thrilled to be becoming a member of the crew right here at Dorothy St, and constructing on their unimaginable aptitude, expertise and creativity, to ship thrilling initiatives to international audiences,” mentioned Starbuck.

Nottingham mentioned: “We couldn’t really feel prouder to be bringing the sensible Sam into Dorothy St. We’ve been admirers for a while and her style, track-record and expertise are second-to-none.”