HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD

Jerry Rothwell is a documentary filmmaker whose work includes the award-winning feature documentaries, DONOR UNKNOWN (More 4/Arte/CBC/PBS/VPRO) about a sperm donor and his many offspring which premiered at Tribeca FF and was nominated for a Grierson Award; TOWN OF RUNNERS (PBS/Arte/RHK/ITVS/KINOSMITH) was released theatrically in the UK by Dogwoof and also premiered at Tribeca Film Festival. HEAVY LOAD (IFC/ITVS/BBC), about a group of people with learning disabilities who form a punk band, and DEEP WATER (Pathe/IFC/FilmFour/ UK Film Council, co-directed with Louise Osmond), about Donald Crowhurst’s ill-fated voyage in the 1968 round the world yacht race winner of Best Cinema Documentary at The Rome Film Festival and winner of a Grierson Award for best Cinema Documentary. His most recent film is 2015 Sundance Festival award winner HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD (BFI/Sky Atlantic/CTV) about the founders of Greenpeace. In 2012 Jerry won a prestigious Royal Television Award for his directing work on DONOR UNKNOWN and TOWN OF RUNNERS. His next film will be SOUR GRAPES for Netflix and Arte co-directed with Reuben Atlas. At Met Film Production, he has Executive Produced and worked as an editor on numerous feature docs including Dylan Williams' MEN WHO SWIM and Sarah Gavron's THE VILLAGE AT THE END OF THE WORLD.

Al Morrow is an award-winning producer and Head of Documentary at Met Film Production. Her producing credits include Jerry Rothwell's Sundance Festival Award Winner HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD (BFI/Sky/CTV/Impact Partners); Jeanie Finlay's PANTOMIME (BBC Storyville); THE GREAT HIP HOP HOAX (BBC, Creative Scotland, BBC Scotland) which premiered at SXSW and was nominated for a 2014 Grierson and 2013 BIFA Award; BAFTA winner Sarah Gavron's VILLAGE AT THE END OF THE WORLD which premiered at the BFI London Film Festival 2012; Jerry Rothwell's critically acclaimed theatrical documentary TOWN OF RUNNERS (Britdoc C4 Film Fund, PBS, Arte) which premiered at Tribeca FF; the Grierson Nominated Films DONOR UNKNOWN (Arte, More 4, VPRO) winner of the Tribeca (online) Audience Award and SYNC OR SWIM aka MEN WHO SWIM (BBC, ZDF/Arte, VPRO, SVT, PBS); DEEP WATER (Pathe, UKFC, FilmFour, IFC) directed by Jerry Rothwell and Louise Osmond, winner of the Grierson Award for Best Cinema Documentary and Best Documentary at Rome Film Festival; and Jerry Rothwell's HEAVY LOAD (BBC Storyville, IFCtv, ITVS). She is in production on SOUR GRAPES directed by Jerry Rothwell and REUBEN ATLAS for Netflix and Arte.