Rebecca Mills

Rebecca's credits range across drama, commercials, video art, music videos, documentaries and podcasts in roles as producer, line producer and casting director. She has worked for award-winning directors such as Kevin MacDonald, Toby Dye and Mandy Chang. Her commercial productions have been awarded "Best Liked Commercial by Campaign Magazine, and have achieved Gold at the British Arrow, Brand Film Awards and Creative Circle awards, Silver at the Content Marketing awards and Bronze at Cannes Lions. Her music videos have received MVA UK and Camerimage nominations. Her latest drama credit is to produce The Stay, a series of five short films featuring talent such as Fares Fares and Elise Crombez. The series premiered on Harper's Bazaar, Esquire and The Ritz-Carlton online platforms, with two films now available on Amazon Prime. The series was nominated for a DigiDay award for Best Branded Content and achieved Silver at the Brand Film Awards. All the shorts have been selected for numerous film festivals and remain on the circuit as we speak. Rebecca produced The Corridor, a piece of ever evolving video art featuring Joanna Lumley and Aidan Gillen. The work exhibited at The Saatchi Gallery, London during the Summer of 2019. It has previously shown at Wonderspaces, San Diego (Summer 2018), The York Gallery, York (Summer 2017) and Somerset House, London (Summer 2016). Her first drama short, Into the Surf features Greg Austin and premiered at Palm Springs Shortfest and gained a nomination for Best UK Short at the Raindance Film Festival. The film was praised and shared on social media by Stephen Fry, Bastille and New Order amongst others. Creative Skillset, in association with Creative England and the BFI selected Rebecca as one of four ‘emerging producers’. This led her to being invited to attend Cinemart's Producer's Lab, Rotterdam and the Cannes Marché Du Film Producer's Workshop. Rebecca received an MA with Distinction in documentary filmmaking at Royal Holloway, University of London, whilst under the tutorage of Gideon Koppel, director of 'Sleep Furiously' and Victoria Mapplebeck, who’s short documentary, The Waiting Room won a BAFTA in 2020. Documentary is Rebecca’s first passion and she continues to produce and cast for this format. She has worked in factual programming for all the main terrestrial broadcasters, produced non-scripted content for countless brands. Her most recent documentary credit saw her line producer Season 3 of Mothers of Invention - a heartwarming podcast about feminist solutions to the climate crisis.