High profile company with key contacts and fully equipped crew available for any size shoot

Steve Hills technical chief
Wildside is run by award-winning cameraman/director and technical chief Steve Hills,  ex-Channel Four and Hillside Studios. He’s been working at the high end of broadcast  television for over 20 years and can direct/shoot and edit the final product. Steve has worked as technical director on the acclaimed BBC period drama Coming to England, the FIFA World Cup and Carlton’s Statues and Monuments series.  All this between filming and directing business videos in locations as far afield as the high Arctic and Harlow.

Gill Williams producer
The company’s second partner is award-winning journalist and broadcaster Gill Williams. She is travel editor of for the Sunday Mirror, a regular broadcaster and producer for the BBC and independent television. She also writes for The Times and the Guardian. Gill is an authority on the travel and tourism industries. She is an experienced scriptwriter and has designed and implemented media training schemes for clients ranging from a multinational magazine company to London’s Metropolitan Police.

Robin Hill project manager
Robin is an experienced producer and project manager working across video, DVD, CD Rom and print. In addition to broadcast television, Robin has produced and managed projects for business clients including Volvo, the Royal Mail, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, Avis and BP.

Ray Knightly business development manager
Ray is a highly experienced business consultant with an extensive background in IT and design.  He is the first point of contact with business clients to help get projects off the ground.

Della Drees art director, designer
An experienced art director, Della handles all things visual from web sites to interactive CD roms. She is also currently undertaking academic research into electronic communication.