I work in the development team, which involves lots of brainstorming, building and shaping ideas, writing and designing pitch decks, and producing and editing taster tapes. It’s a creative, fun and fast-paced role.

I love the creative freedom that development gives you and enjoy working with such a versatile team. Every day brings something different – one day I might be researching a true crime story, the next I’m shaping a glossy talent-led travelogue, or a bold fact-ent format.

I’m proud of the wide range of projects I’ve helped develop. Ashley Cain: Into the Danger Zone and A New Life in the Sun: Win a B&B stand out (two very different shows tonally!). We put a huge amount of work into getting both ideas commissioned, and it was a real team effort to bring them to life. Helping shape the ideas that go on to become real, successful programmes is always a rewarding part of the process – especially in such a tough market.

There are so many! I’d love to make something that combines the scale, ambition, and adventure of Race Across the World with the buzz and talkability of The Traitors. I’m also a fan of big, glossy reality shows like Selling Sunset – great characters, luxury property porn and a bit of drama.