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Oct 19, 2021 · October 19, 2021 2:42am. ITV Studios ‘ longstanding Director of Production Sally Debonnaire, a former Managing Director of Talkback and Avalon, is to step down after a decade, and her team is...
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Oct 19, 2021 · The new roles have been created alongside the decision by long-standing Director of Production, Sally Debonnaire, to retire from full-time production management by early 2022. Debonnaire, who...
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Oct 19, 2021 · Sally Debonnaire. Debonnaire will retire from full-time production management by early 2022 having first joined ITV Studios in 2012. She currently leads ITV Studios’ global production management teams and has overseen the expansion to a 60-strong production label business.
Oct 20, 2021 · The new roles have been created alongside the decision by long-standing Director of Production, Sally Debonnaire, to retire from full-time production management by early 2022. Debonnaire, who joined ITV Studios in 2012, leads its global production management teams and has overseen the expansion of Studios to a 60 strong production label business.
Oct 19, 2021 · 19 OCT 2021. ITV Studios restructures its production area as Sally Debonnaire’s retires. Three new Directors of Production will individually oversee UK scripted, UK non-scripted and international production, supporting the creation of content across all ITV Studios labels and indies. por Señal News. news@senalnews.com. @senalnews. Sally Debonnaire.
Oct 19, 2021 · By Mark Layton 19th October 2021. Sally Debonnaire. ITV Studios is restructuring its senior production ranks, following the decision by long-standing director of production, Sally Debonnaire, to retire early next year. The company has created three new senior director of production roles to individually oversee UK scripted, UK non-scripted and ...
