Tim has been a Director, Series Producer, Executive Producer and a Commissioning Executive for the BBC. He was Series Producer and Director of Stephen Fry’s Last Chance To See (BBC Two) filmed around the world, The Secrets of Scott’s Hut (BBC Two) shot in the Antarctic and access series inside The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, The Royal Palaces and The Natural History Museum.

Tim was Executive Producer of Dan Snow and Sarah Parcak’s Rome’s Lost Empire (BBC One), and many films and series including Leaving Amish Paradise (BBC Two), The Twins of Twin Towers (BBC One) and the globally popular series The Call Centre (BBC Three). He also made England’s Forgotten Queen: The Life and Death of Lady Jane (BBC Four) and a drama doc series Revolutions: The Story of Six Remarkable Inventions (PBS).

Katy has wide range of experience working on factual productions for many broadcasters. She has a track record of delivering programmes with the highest production values. Previous projects include Salvage Hunters: The Restorers (Series 4&5, Discovery Networks), The One Show (BBC), Drain The Oceans (Nat Geo), Hayley Goes… (BBC Wales), Time Team (Channel 4), Springwatch / Autumnwatch (BBC), New Year Live (BBC), The Slammer (CBBC) and many more. She is delighted to join Hall of Mirrors Media Ltd. as Head of Production.

Sara has been knocking around the industry for more than half her life, combining factual and factual entertainment. Her favourite credits include producing BAFTA winning Rhod Gilbert’s Work Experience and Gareth Thomas; HIV and Me. More recently Sara has worked with Alex Jones, Joanna Page and Mathew Horne (Gavin and Stacey). She is currently series producing our brand new series for UKTV.

Sue is a series producer and director working across a whole range of shows for a number of different broadcasters. Previous shows include Wild Babies (Netflix), Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory (Disney +), National Parks (Nat Geo) Garden Tales (CBeebies) and Secrets of Skin (BBC Four). Sue is currently series producing our aquarium series for BBC Two.

Cameron has worked in the industry since leaving university in 2017 and has risen through the ranks from Runner to Assistant Producer (lost words in that span). He has worked on a number of productions across factual and factual entertainment, including Dirty Vegan, the BBC’s first-ever vegan cooking show, Countryfile (BBC), BBC Wales’s ambitious natural history series Wonders of the Celtic Deep and is currently working on our BBC Two series about the UK’s largest aquarium, which took him all the way to the Maldives! When not working, Cameron likes to spend his time in the garden.

This is Ozzy’s first foray into television production and so far he is very much enjoying his role as office dog / chief hoover / sharer of lunches and snacks.