Space Studios Manchester has recently hosted ‘House of Guinness’ for Netflix, along with AMC’s ‘Talamasca,’ which is part of the Anne Rice Universe. The studio also welcomed back ‘Daddy Issues’ series 2 for Channel 4 and hosted the romantic comedy feature film, ‘CC: Emily’ for Working Title
Studio manager, Dean Sinacola has recently been nominated in the Neil Grigson Studio Unit Managers category at the inaugural Location Managers Award UK which will take place on Saturday 4th October at St George’s Hall, Liverpool.
Cheryl Hughes
In July, Cheryl Hughes took up the role of brand and marketing manager with Space Studios. Hughes joins Space from The Pinewood Group where she was senior brand and content marketing manager, working across its Pinewood, Shepperton and Toronto Studios.
Commenting on Hughes’ arrival, Rob Page, MD Space Studios said:
“Welcoming Cheryl into the role of brand & marketing manager, marks an important step in Space Studios’s evolution. Her expertise will help shape Space for the future and really put us on the map as the go-to destination for filming in the north-west of England.”
With more that 15 years of brand and marketing experience, in both the media and charity sector for the likes of Global Media Entertainment, AO.com and the RNID, Hughes returns to her northern roots to take up this new position at a time when there is increased emphasis on the importance of supporting film and high-end TV production across the UK’s Nations & Regions.
Hughes said she is “Excited to be back in Manchester to help raise the profile of Space Studios and the whole north-west region as a first-class filming destination here in the UK. Many US and international clients have already enjoyed the northern hospitality and solid film and TV infrastructure we have to offer and I look forward to building on that.”
