Liza Marshall

Liza Marshall is Head of Film and TV at Scott Free London. Prior to Scott Free she was Head of Drama at Channel 4 where she was responsible for all drama output across the broadcaster. Liza started at Scott Free in January 2010. Previously, Liza was a producer at the BBC where she produced - amongst others - the multiple BAFTA winner The Long Firm, Prix Europa winner Eroica, The Sins, Derailed, and Fields Of Gold.

Liza Marshall's credits include: Kevin Macdonald's Life In A Day, John Crowley's Boy A, Rowan Joffé's The Shooting of Thomas Hurndull, Gabriel Range's Death of a President, Endgame directed by Pete Travis and Poppy Shakespeare directed by Ben Ross. Liza has also produced series' and miniseries' including, Marc Munden's The Devil's Whore and Shane Meadows' This is England '86. Liza Marshall also produced Tony Grisoni's award-winning trilogy of films Red Riding, directed by Julian Jarrald and developed by Scott Free as a major feature film, with Sony.

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