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what we do

satellite is an award-winning production company specialising in artists' moving image. Our work is socially engaged, with a focus on social change. Our portfolio includes short and feature length film and video work, as well as moving image installation, documentary and music video.

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how we work

satellite develops original work in-house, and works with artists, funders and other partners to deliver these projects. We also work with external organisations who wish to make or commission work that aligns with our aims. This may involve commissioning new work, working together collaboratively or bringing our moving image expertise to an external artist or organisation's project. If you'd like to have a chat about how we might work together, get in touch.


who we are

Edwin Mingard

Artistic Director

Edwin is an award-winning socially engaged visual artist with ten years' experience delivering high quality moving image work. Alongside working at satellite, Edwin maintains a solo artistic practice that crosses illustration, photography, print and installation.

Edwin holds a Philosophy degree from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He curates moving image, and designs collaborative organisations in the arts sector.

edwin's personal website

Bella Marrin

Studio Manager

Bella is an artist and writer based in London. Alongside working at satellite she is the editor of Fieldnotes, an artist run publishing project that produces a biannual print journal and a public programme of workshops, radio broadcasts, screenings and readings. Founded in 2020, Fieldnotes aims to promote and support non-conforming creative practices that pioneer new cultural forms and collaborative ways of working.

 

Jerome Shyllon-Leonard

Studio Assistant

Jerome is UK based filmmaker working in narrative-based short films and socially engaged short documentaries for the past 2 years. Jerome currently works with the satellite team as a studio assistant and maintains a freelance career in which he continues to create narrative-based shorts and documentaries. His most recently commissioned work includes a four episode documentary series chronicling the issues of youth identity and mental health in young black individuals in collaboration with the prestigious Africa Centre. 

Jerome Holds a BA film degree from the SAE Institute in East London.

Dhelia Snoussi

Digital Curator

Dhelia is an artist, researcher and curator with a background in arts education and youth work. She is currently Youth Culture Curator at the Museum of London, working on the museum’s contemporary collecting project, Curating London. 

Previously, she authored a report with the Runnymede Trust and the Centre for Labour and Social Studies entitled ‘We Are Ghosts’: Race, Class & Institutional Prejudice. Before then, she co-developed transformative arts and political education programmes at Voices that Shake! 

Dhelia is also a Trustee at Granville Community Kitchen and a newly formed grants-making body SHED.

dhelia’s personal website

 

Emma Grazette

Assistant Producer

Having worked on a Channel 4 series that shot around the world, Emma decided to pursue producing as a career. She now has several years of experience working as a producer at an Indie as well as producing independently, and working for Pinewood and Disney. She is currently studying an MA in creative producing at the National Film and television school to facilitate expanding her slate into feature-length fiction and HETV.

Her heritage and studies in Caribbean literature first piqued her interest in hidden stories, and the slate she’s developing is strongly rooted in Black history/ experience, and female perspectives. She is a champion for better diversity in the film and TV industry, has taken part in the BFI producer’s lab and is affiliated with The Independent Film Trust who is supporting the development of a project about British Caribbean history.

Elizabeth Benjamin

Producer

Elizabeth Benjamin is a UK based filmmaker working on art films and documentaries, with bold subjects, social issues and new formats. With satellite, she is Producer of H is for Hostile Environment (working title), An Intermission directed by Edwin Mingard (a Guardian/ Joseph Rowntree commission) and Executive producer of three SKIP/INTRO emerging artist film commissions.

Independently, she is the producer of Leviathan cycle, a 10 part international cycle around climate change, migration and mental health by artist filmmaker Shezad Dawood (2016 - 2022), associate producer on Sisters with Transistors (SXSW, CPH:DOX 2020) a feature film about the history of women in electronic music. Other short form producer credits include: Artist Sutapa Biswas’ LUMEN (2021), Georgina Starr’s Quarantaine (Glasgow International 2021) and Lanre Malaolu’s award-winning BFI Doc Society short The Circle (Sheffield Doc/fest and IDFA 2019 / A Guardian acquisition). She is part of the ‘Impact Producers Group’, a global network that designs and executes social impact distribution campaigns. She is a ‘Sheffield Doc/Fest Future Producer’ 2017 and has an MA in Material and Visual culture, Anthropology from UCL.  

elizabeth’s personal website

Usman Khalid

Project Co-ordinator

UK-based and originally from Pakistan, Usman has experience working in the migrant and refugee sector in a Marketing and Communications capacity. Prior to that, he worked with organisations like Counterpoints Arts and Music Action International, working with refugees and migrants in the arts field.

Usman recently finished MSc in Marketing Communications and also runs his own social enterprise, HAVEN Coffee, which supports and promotes refugee and migrant artists.


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partners and funders

The Guardian - Doc Society - Channel 4 - British Film Institute - Creative England - Northern Film and Media - HOME Manchester - University College London (UCL) - Royal Society for the Arts (RSA) - Kings Cultural Institute - Wellcome Trust - no.w.here - Durham International Festival - Entelechy Arts - The Arts and Humanities Research Council - Arts Council England - Ben Uri Gallery - ATP Recordings - Young and Lost Club


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We are super excited to announce our second AiRDrop artist in residence @razatari 👈

Raza Tariq is a London based writer and director. He uses his films to heighten his consciousness of his purpose and do the same for those watching. Brought up in a
Our first AiR Drop residency has wrapped 🤩 thank you to @fkn.felix!

Could you, or someone in your network, be our next (remote) artist in residence? 

Apply via link in bio and receive this awesome care package direct to your home 📦👀
Apply now to become our next (remote) artist-in-residence. ⁣
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📦 Each month we'll be shipping equipment to an emerging filmmaker to support their work. ⁣
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🎥 The residency kit comprises: a fully rigged BMPCC4k camera, lens, tripod, LED light, and h
Your Heart Out by @lucehowelll is now available to watch via @outpostshq 👈⁣
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Your Heart Out is a love letter to LGBTQ people in recovery, a tender, short documentary (11”83) that looks at the possible varying risk factors that lead to LGBTQ+
Locked down without the equipment you need to make work?⁣ 🤔
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Check out our remote residency programme AiR Drop where we’re shipping high-end equipment to emerging filmmakers and moving image artists across the country 🎥⁣
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We're super excited to announce our first AiR Drop artist in residence: Felix Taylor [@fkn.felix]
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Felix is a South London based artist working with audio and visual media to create soundscapes and collages, for radio, installation, and film.⁣⁣
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Check out Nars, a beautiful-crafted short documentary directed by Patrick Taylor and commissioned by satellite. Now showing via @booooooom 👈 ⁣
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🔗 Watch now via link in our bio⁣
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Director, Editor, Collage Artist: Patrick Taylor @paddyking ⁣
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Don’t miss out! Today's your final chance to catch our SKIP/INTRO films via @gasworkslondon. Watch via the link in our bio 🔗⁣
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Thank you to the brilliant artists. Please continue to follow and champion their work! ⁣
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 ⭐️ Patrick Taylor⁣ @p