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[Jennifer Byrne](https://www.instagram.com/jennbyrne_/) has a decade of commissioning and development experience working at the forefront of moving image, across editorial, branded, online publishing, broadcast TV and long form documentary.
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She's passionate about telling stories in new and impactful ways and discovering and developing new directors. Jennifer is currently Head of Video at The Face magazine after previously working as Head of Development at SOMESUCH and Head of Video at Dazed where she got to work with some of the worlds best talent in front of and behind the camera.

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Jennifer Byrne

[Margot Bowman](https://www.instagram.com/margotbowman/) is a globally-minded filmmaker creating new worlds of possibility and power, centering around women revealing the meaningful, undeniable truths that bring us closer to one another.
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Dyslexia has pushed Margot to relate to the world differently, making colour her most important form of communication and a guiding principle of her process. Her creative approach is intimately influenced by club culture and the legacy of British youth movements - Punks, Mods, Acid House & UKG - setting the tone for the alternative realities she creates.
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Raised in London, Bowman is currently based between New York and Los Angeles, creating work for the likes of Boiler Room, Nike, Universal Music Group, Diesel and Nowness - her work spans from transcendent music videos for artists such as Shygirl to culturally urgent films, including her recent documentary Showing Up, Showing Out with Carhartt WIP released on Dazed about the past, present, and future of Motown.

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Margot Bowman

Born in Dublin, now based in London, [L.A. Ronayne](https://www.instagram.com/ronayne/) comes with a lucky 13 years of experience in content, digital creative and editorial for fashion and lifestyle brands, working with the likes of YOOX, adidas, H&M, G.H. Mumm and more recently Pride in London.
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In 2016, she was elected onto the D&AD Board of Trustees and named one of Campaign Magazine's Female Creative Trailblazers.
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Before joining Anomaly in 2019, where she is now Group Creative Director, she taught the Digital Storytelling Masterclass for D&AD, served as a contributing editor of Riposte magazine and CDed at Stink Studios.

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L.A. Ronayne

[Coralie Rose](https://www.instagram.com/coralie_blamo_rose/) is a casting director with over 12 years experience in music videos, short films, branded content and commercials for global brands including adidas, Facebook, Rimmel London, Heineken, Unilever, Volvo, Apple, Google and H&M.
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An early pioneer of street casting, she is renowned for her ability to find the freshest faces to deliver on the most challenging of briefs – and was one of the first casting directors to actively promote diversity in her work.
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In 2013, Coralie founded [Road Casting](https://www.instagram.com/roadcasting/), specializing in street casting, with particular focus on celebrating underrepresented people in advertising and film. She was delighted to receive the Entrepreneur of Excellence Award at the 2017 UK National Diversity Awards, honouring the achievements of those committed to diversity, equality and inclusion. On top of that, Coralie was selected as a mentee for the 2019 Women in Film & Television UK Mentoring scheme.