Search results
Ellena Wood Documentary Director. Ellena Wood is a BAFTA nominated director. Louis Theroux: Talking to Anorexia. An observational film about anorexia, seeking to understand what lies behind this mysterious illness. Life and Death Row.
- Films
Films - Ellena Wood Documentary Director
- Biog
Ellena Wood is a BAFTA nominated director. She has been...
- Media
Creative Industry Insight podcast: The Ripper (2020) with...
- Awards
Grierson Shortlist 2015: Best Documentary Series. Grierson...
- Contact
Contact. info@ellenawood.com . Name * First Name
- The Ripper
The Ripper. This 4-part series explores the impact of the...
- Excluded
A three-part observational documentary series filmed over a...
- Films
Ellena Wood is a BAFTA nominated director. She has been directing critically acclaimed films for major broadcasters (including Netflix, Sky, the BBC and Channel 4) for over a decade and has developed multiple projects from conception through to commission, creation and delivery.
Director and BAFTA Breakthrough Brit Ellena Wood talks about how she found her interest in documentary television, and her experience directing Talking to An...
The Ripper is a British true crime docuseries directed by Jesse Vile and Ellena Wood, released on Netflix on 16 December 2020. The four-part miniseries recounts the events and investigation surrounding the murders of 13 women in West Yorkshire and Manchester, England between 1975 and 1980 by the serial killer Peter Sutcliffe.
The Ripper. This 4-part series explores the impact of the brutal murder of thirteen women and the attacks on seven, over 5 years by England’s most notorious serial killer – The Yorkshire Ripper.
Ellena Wood | Director. Ellena’s first job in TV was as a runner on chat show, Trisha, where she was sent into a room full of contributors and told to keep them chatting – it was actually useful training for a documentary maker!
Director Ellena Wood | Breakthrough Brits 2018. Ellena’s first job in TV was as a runner on chat show, Trisha, where she was sent into a room full of contributors and told to keep them...
