Netflix ‘My Daughter’s Killer’ Producer Rogan Indicators Head Of Manufacturing – Deadline

EXCLUSIVE: My Daughter’s Killer producer Rogan Productions has signed Ardour Photos’ Nicholas Franklin as Head of Manufacturing. Franklin replaces Viv Steele, who has exited after seven years.

Throughout a two-decade profession, Franklin has labored on the likes of Netflix’s Catching Killers, the BBC’s David Harewood: Psychosis and Me and Channel 4’s Charlie Hebdo: Three Days That Shook Paris.

He joins Soleta and James Rogan’s outfit that’s in a interval of development, having gained a string of commissions through the previous 12 months and lately expanded to Scotland.

The corporate most lately made Netflix’s My Daughter’s Killer and the likes of Made within the 80s: The Decade that Formed Our World, and is at present engaged on a BBC documentary following Strictly Come Dancing winner Rose Ayling-Ellis. Previous credit embody the BAFTA-nominated Black Energy: A British Story of Resistance, Putin: A Russian Spy Story and Freddie Mercury: The Last Act, which was purchased by The CW.

Soleta Rogan hailed Franklin’s “actually spectacular expertise, imaginative and prescient and ambition making him a welcome addition to the senior management staff.”

Franklin added: “I’ve all the time been impressed by the breadth and high quality of the output at Rogan Productions. I’m wanting ahead to becoming a member of the groups in London and Glasgow and being a key half within the subsequent stage of the corporate’s development and improvement.”