Lene Bausager was Academy Award nominated in 2006 for the short film Cashback and has produced promos, documentaries, and live concerts since 1993. For 9 years, she produced promos, short films and commercials for director Sean Ellis mostly through Ridley Scott’s RSA Films. Commercials for Rimmel, Bravo, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Range Rover, while her live concert experience involved artists such as Motorhead, Harry Connick Jr., and Mariah Carey. Ugly Duckling Films is mainly devoted to feature films. In 2005, Lene produced Madonna's ''Hung Up'' video, which got her a Grammy nomination. Before films, Lene worked in the music business for EMI Records, Island Records and Electra Records.

Zephyr Films is an independent London based Production Company which specializes in the financing and production of films for the international marketplace. In the last decade we have produced, executive produced and co-produced over twenty films with combined budgets of over $250,000,000. Their recent releases include Hannibal Rising, The Last Legion, Penelope and Death Defying Acts, with The Last Station, directed by Michael Hoffman, that has received two Oscar nominations, one for Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role (Helen Mirren), and one for Best Performance by an Actor in Supporting Role (Christopher Plummer).

Zephyr Films started principal photography on Black Death and helped finance Gurinder Chadha's It's a Wonderful Afterlife.

Chris Curling is a member of the European Producer’s Club, ACE and the European Film Academy. He also serves on PACT’s film committee and BSAC’s co-production working group.

Future Films (a member of the Taurus Future Finance Group) is a specialist, integrated motion picture organization that takes productions from pre-financing to distribution and sales. Future Film focuses on delivering a reduced cost of funds and acting as a portal to the investment community. Their goal is to provide the most appropriate production and financing options to producers through innovative integration of new financing methods, co-production and distribution. Their financial strategies make the most of the incentives available worldwide. Future Films has been involved in more than 120 films since their inception and co-produced over 30. Future Films was formed in 2000 and now provides a range of services including pre-financing, print and advertising financing and co-production through their subsidiary 2B Pictures.

Future Films USA seeks to help cashflow US productions by maximising the potential of available Cash Rebates or Tax Credits.

Recent projects include The Kids Are All Right (2011) by Lisa Cholodenko (Academy Award nomination for Best Motion Picture, Best Supporting Male Actor, Best Actress and Best Writing), Last Passenger (2012) directed by Omid Nooshin, The Bourne Legacy (2012) directed by Tony Gilroy, This is 40 (2012) directed by Judd Apatow.

One of the UK's top film producers, Nik Powell embarked on an entrepreneurial career in the 1960s, when he set up Virgin Records with Richard Branson. His long partnership with Stephen Woolley, with whom he founded Palace Pictures and Scala Productions, brought an unrivalled slate of award-winning features to the screen, including Neil Jordan's Company of Wolves, Mona Lisaand The Crying Game. Nik's films have garnered many awards and nominations, including an Oscar, several Oscar nominations and a Golden Globe. His more recent films include Little Voice, Calendar Girlsand, most recently, Ladies in Lavenderstarring Dame Judi Dench and Dame Maggie Smith.