​​Poppy Carter is a documentary filmmaker working collaboratively with young people and community groups, including excluded teenagers, inmates in Brixton Prison and refugees in London, and young people in Aotearoa, New Zealand. She makes films for charities, facilitates workshops in filmmaking and healthy masculinity, and has worked as a documentary and health psychology researcher. ​​

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​Sarah Frosh is an audio producer working across podcasts, research and music radio. She's drawn to the strange and unifying heart of what makes us human and creates audio pieces that invite people to learn from one another. She works as a producer and curator for In The Dark Radio listening events, as well for the BBC, universities and international NGOs.

 

Their work has won awards and been showcased at Māoriland Film Festival (New Zealand), SONOHR Radio and Podcast Festival (Switzerland) and The Novium Museum (UK). Their recent archival mockumentary has been selected to be part of Reuters Screenocean Make Film History Online Showcase for Sheffield Documentary Festival, 2026.​​​ ​​​​​

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