Charmaine Barker
Charmaine Barker Charmaine is an actor, poet, writer and director. She has performed with Faith Drama at the Unicorn and directed inclusive youth theatre for Loud Tate at Tate Britain. She studied Media and Cultural Studies at the London College of Communication.
Joe Bell
Joe is an audio/visual wizard. He has exhibited creative works at venues such as Whitechapel Art Gallery, Soho Theatre, and Battersea Arts Centre. Joe currently works as a Mobile Video Producer for On Demand Group and as an editor for Perform Group. In his spare time he experiments with sound, video, and interactive technology.
Ellen Dowell
Ellen is passionate about science communication through theatre. She runs Qualia Theatre Company and is being funded by the Arts and Humanities Reasearch Council for her MSc in Science Communication. She is experienced at facilitating young people from diverse backgrounds and has designed for the English Touring Opera.
Nikita Grinkevich
Nik has been working as a digital media, software and hardware expert for 13 years in his native Russia and the UK, including designing and animating film titles and graphics. Additionally he's a successful DJ with techno breakbeat act, Thrillabeats.
Ronan Haughton
Ronan is a passionate advocate of youth and student democracy, and an experienced representative. Ronan currently works at the London School of Economics as a project manager and has supported Widening Communication in delivering youth projects with Camden Youth Council.
Simon Scott
Simon has worked as an actor, improviser, and accredited stuntman since 2001. He is researching the skills cross-over between improvisation and entrepreneurship and has just completed his MA in Enterprise Management for the Creative Arts at London College of Communication.
Stella Scott
Stella is a film and theatre maker who's been working with young people using film for 5 years. Her debut film Finding Sol represented Camden in the London wide Best Borough Film Awards. She works with Kids Company as an arts project leader and graduated with a first from BA Theatre Design for Performance at Central Saint Martins College of Arts and Design.
Harry Scott
Harry is a practicing theatre designer. He was one of four young designers selected for Cheek By Jowel's prestigious summer school in 2007 and has designed shows internationally. He's works extensively with Chichester Festival Theatre's education department running drama and design workshops for young people.
Although Simon, Stella and Harry are all Scotts, they are, in fact, unrelated!