Production
Claire Jones
· Lewisham, London, England, UK
As an independent producer, Claire has produced numerous British feature films. She began her career in a city law firm but left the law to enter the world of production, starting out producing numerous shorts, commercials and music videos. Her first short was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy.
Claire’s first film, Ben Wheatley’s Kill List, selected for numerous film festivals and winning multiple awards, was released theatrically to critical acclaim. She followed her debut film with producing Wheatley’s next films, Sightseers and A Field in England with Rook Films.
In 2017… As an independent producer, Claire has produced numerous British feature films. She began her career in a city law firm but left the law to enter the world of production, starting out producing numerous shorts, commercials and music videos. Her first short was nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy.
Claire’s first film, Ben Wheatley’s Kill List, selected for numerous film festivals and winning multiple awards, was released theatrically to critical acclaim. She followed her debut film with producing Wheatley’s next films, Sightseers and A Field in England with Rook Films.
In 2017 and in collaboration with Warp Films, Claire produced the British horror Ghost Stories. The film starring Andy Nyman, Paul Whitehouse, Alex Lawther and Martin Freeman premiered at the BFI London Film Festival and had its theatrical release that year.
Working once again with Film4, Claire produced The Festival, a comedy film starring Joe Thomas, Claudia O’Doherty, Hammed Animashaun and Jemaine Clement directed by Iain Morris for Fudge Park, Film4 and Entertainment Film Distribution. It had its UK theatrical release in August 2018.
Currently she is producing the feature film of the Bafta award winning sitcom, People Just do Nothing. The film, People Just Do Nothing – Big in Japan follows the Kurrupt FM crew to Tokyo in search of international stardom. The film was developed by BBC Films and BBC Comedy. Universal Pictures International are distributing and is slated for an August 2020 release.More
