The Directors

Jeremy Mills Managing Director Lion Television Ltd President, Lion Television Inc

Jeremy Mills has been responsible for a range of hit programmes beginning more than a decade ago at the BBC with the popular series The Vet, The Doctor and The Skipper, in which he developed a distinctive style of character-based, narrative series.

Since then he has been an executive producer behind many of the most successful factual programmes on television in the UK, including the award-winning Great Ormond Street and Children's Hospital, Soho Stories, Airport, Fraud Squad and X-Cars gaining record audiences for BBC1.

At Lion his work has included the award winning programmes, Hotel, Children's Hospital, The Blagger's Guide to Black History, Castaway 2000 and Bloody Foreigners. In addition to a raft of single documentaries including Diana - The Wrong Crusade?, Secrets and Naked Eurovision he has been executive producer on many successful series.

For BBC1 such projects include Castaway 2000 the major millennium project that gained nine million viewers and a 46% share of the UK primetime audience and six series of the acclaimed Paddington Green. For BBC1 Daytime, Jeremy co-originated the hugely successful series Passport to the Sun, its fifth series airing earlier this year. He has also devised entertainment series including To Catch A Thief for the BBC and Demolition Detectives for Channel 4. For ITV his work has included two series of Britain's Worst, Family Life and DIY Disaster. For BBC2 series include The Secret World of Year 3, Turning the Tables and Trading Places, while for Channel 4, work includes Peckham Tales, Bloody Foreigners, More Unequal Than Ever, Will's World, and a 90-minute special on the history of dance crazes, You Askin'? I'm Dancin'.

He brings to Lion Television an unequalled track record in popular, primetime and factual television.