Debbie, a multifaceted individual, initially pursued a career in acting before venturing into the world of filmmaking by establishing Big Buddha Films in the year 2006.
As a testament to her remarkable talent, Debbie's BFI Network-funded short film, "Safe," made a significant impact by winning two prestigious awards at the BAFTA qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival in 2023. Specifically, she took home the honors for "Best Director" and "Best Screenplay" for her outstanding work.
In addition to her impressive work in short films, Debbie has also made a notable mark in the documentary genre with her critically acclaimed and award-winning feature documentary, "Still Loved." Furthermore, she has directed an impressive 80 episodes of television for renowned networks such as the BBC, Channel 5, and ITV.
Debbie's impressive credentials also include her status as a full voting member of BAFTA, underscoring her respected position within the industry. Moreover, she is a member of various esteemed organizations, including BIFA, Cinesisters, Prime Time, Women in Film and TV, Director's UK, and Free The Work, solidifying her commitment to her craft and her dedication to promoting diversity and inclusion in the world of filmmaking.
