David Morley is a radio producer, dramatist and author. His plays for BBC radio include The Two Brexiteers, Heading To Paradise, The Iraq Dossier and The Death of Tom Inglis.

 

As a producer, his dramas include Far Side of the Moore, The McKinnon Extradition, A Patriot For Me and Ebola. His numerous documentaries for BBC Radio include Lemn Sissay on The Last Poets, Oona King on her family’s part in the Civil Rights struggle, and Michael Apted on the banning of The War Game.

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The Stage described him as "unrivalled in turning true events into radio dramas". The Independent on Sunday described him as "a perceptive journalist and a fine writer" in their review of his book "Gorgeous George: The life and adventures of George Galloway".

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David is a Sony Gold winner and Aria award winner.

Richard Clemmow has produced award winning television programmes, radio and online content in the UK and the USA.

 

He trained with the BBC and went on to work on a number of news and current affairs programmes including Newsnight and Channel 4 News. At the BBC he was head of the department responsible for all the BBC’s network daily news and current affairs shows.

 

After a spell in the US creating programmes for PBS and cable stations, where he won an Emmy for a film on Watergate, he returned to the UK working for Carlton Television, TWI and Juniper Communications, and produced television documentaries and factual shows for all the major UK broadcasters and several major international co-productions.

Paul Weir is a renowned sound designer, composer and audio director and has worked on over sixty games as well as films, radio, adverts and theatre shows. He has also designed soundscapes for banks, airports and department stores including Harrods.

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As well as being a director of Perfectly Normal he also runs the audio post-production company Earcom. He is also Audio Director at Hello Games and known for his work on No Man's Sky.