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About Sara

After studying acting and settling in London, I got ia job in telly as a VT technician. My personality shone through and I was soon told I should be 'in front of the camera'. I decided to make my way in presenting, watched and talked to those working as presenters in the TV Station and clinched my first job within the month; a short film about Ducati motorbikes.

I studied film at college too and I became a host of Laurel and Hardy live shows. Thanks to a chance meeting with radio producer Barry Littlechild at a film memorabilia event I became a reporter for his 'Cinema 2' programme on BBC Radio2.
Eventually I hosted my own 'Armchair Travel Show' programme on a local independent station Thames FM ' and was also dubbed 'The best Personality Led Reporter' for the Central Office Of Information Radio show OKUK.

Recording a report for 'Cinema 2' , about foreign students learning film in the UK, I was asked if I could act, check, use my motorcycle skills, check, and be in a graduates short film, check. On the back of that short I was cast in my first feature, 'Chasing Dreams' honoured with a front credit and it premiered at The London Film Festival.

By this time I had also established myself in Voice Overs for Eurosport and was also narrating programmes for The Travel Channel too. A producer then offered me a chance to play a presenter in the feature film. 'Jim's Gift' directed by Bob Keen who was also responsible for modelling the animals in Dog Soldiers and the pinhead makeup for Hell Raiser.. This became my TV acting debut and has since become the most expensive DVD I've found on Amazon £84 !

Thanks to my radio reporting I gained access to Pinewood Studios and made friends there that encouraged me to make a film. It should have been my first acting showreel but ended up being a 15 minute short film shot on 35mm called Cafe D' Paris. It took me to my first Cannes Film Festival on a private jet where I attend the daily screenings at The British Pavilion. It was my batism-of-fire for 35mm film producing. I won out being a welcome guest on the Fuji Film, Lee Lighting, Panavision yacht. That first Cannes experience has never been beaten.

Luckily, freelance TV technical work helped me pay off my film making debts and my performance in Cafe D' Paris helped get me cast in a BBC film 'Riot At The Rite' and an ITV Lynda La Plante drama 'The Commander'.

I continued to go for film acting work, VO work and presenting opportunities, sometimes mixing the disciplines . I've also clocked up producing five short films that have all visited international festivals, including two award winners. '15' and 'Gent and Gypsy'.

The TV highlight of my presenting career was spending two years on the Granada show 'Men and Motors' as the Biker Meets, vox pop presenter and I worked for many years voicing programmes for The Open University course material and award winning documentaries too.

My feature film in vision credits include In Fabric - Peter Strickland, Borley Rectory - Ashley Thorpe, The Haunting Of Margam Castle - Andrew Jones, Dawning Of The Dead and Cute Little Buggers - Tony Jopia.

You'll also hear two songs I was commissioned to write and sing top and tailing Cute Little Buggers.

Voice wise I became known as 'The Voice Of Ben Wheatley's World' giving character voices on his first six films, most notably 3 voices on 'Sightseers' and 4 voices on 'High-Rise'. 'Recent film voice credits additions include -Delia Derbyshire - The Myth's and Legendary Tapes - Caroline Catz and Paul Dood's Legendary Lunch Break - Nick Guillespie,

Actress, Presenter, Voice Actor and Voice Artist. I have established work in these disciplines produced award winning shorts and am now directing a series of genre iconic little scenes and composing songs to sing too so, I'll see how that goes next.

I just love this industry and when I'm not on set acting or voicing in a studio, I'm supporting anyone I meet in the industry to inspire them to reach their next goal. Anything to keep the film biz wheels turning and keep sundials of talent out of the shade and basking in the sun.

Fave review . . . Actress Sara Dee is a delightful, focused & experienced professional with screen presence, an impressive acting range & a proven ability to carry a lead role with ease. Sara has many principal & staring roles in award-winning shorts, quality ITV dramas, BBC films & theatrically released features to her credit . . . METRO NEWS -

Unique traits: Multi Potentialite Creative. Music, Drama, Storytelling, Paper and Fabric Crafts. Mentor by boot camp. Passionate.

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Credits

  • Shamrock Spitfire

    Shamrock Spitfire (2023 - 2024)
    Film by Ian & Dominic Higgins - Pixel Revolution films (Drama, Family, War, History and 1 More) Mrs Woolford Best Cast AWARD and over 50 more awards internationally. The story of Irish fighter pilot Brendan "Paddy" Finucane, who at the age of just 21, became the youngest ever Wing Commander in the Royal Air Force, and one of its greatest and most celebrated fighter aces during World War Two.

  • Meg2  The Trench

    Meg2 The Trench (2023)
    Film by Ben Wheatley - Warner Brothers (Action and Thriller) Parrot "It's fun to see Statham on the screen but his on-screen-parrot-pal deserves an Oscar for best feathered supporting actor . . . it's Statham's sizzling chemestry with a parrot that really steals the show." A research team encounters multiple threats while exploring the depths of the ocean, including a malevolent mining operation. https://theindianidiot.com/meg-2-the-trench/

  • The Haunting Of Margam Castle

    The Haunting Of Margam Castle (2020)
    Film by Andrew Jones Northbank Entertainment Catherine The Bride American parapsychologists check out the hauntings of Margam Castle based in Wales UK. Catherine The Bride (Sara Dee) is said to walk the rooms with other spectors including her murdered daughter.

  • Delia Derbyshire

    Delia Derbyshire (2020)
    Television by Caroline Catz - Film Four & BFI Ada Lovelace A portrait of the character and legacy of electronic sound pioneer Delia Derbyshire, who realized the Doctor Who theme tune in 1963 and explores the idea that this extraordinary composer lived outside of time and space as other people experience it

  • Borley Rectory

    Borley Rectory (2017 - 2019)
    Film by Ashley Thorpe (Documentary, Drama, Horror and Mystery) Ethel Bull The story of the Borley Rectory, the most haunted house in England and all who lived there.

  • In Fabric

    In Fabric (2018 - 2019)
    Film by Peter Strickland (Drama, Fantasy, Horror and Thriller) Jocelyn, Shop Assistant and Voices The adventures of a haunted dress

  • Cute Little Buggers

    Cute Little Buggers (2016 - 2019)
    Film by Dir. Tony Jopia -Tirna films & Great Dayne Ents (Action, Comedy, Horror and Sci-Fi) PC Hitchins PC Hitchins comes to the rescue when hostile aliens crash land on local farmland and young women start going missing. The villagers soon band together around our hero Melchoir to fend off the invaders and bring back peace to the sleepy English countryside.

  • Prevenge

    Prevenge (2017)
    Film by Alice Lowe - Film Four (Comedy, Horror and Thriller) Catwoman Pregnant woman seeks revenge. Comic horror. Uncomfortable humour. You really shouldn't laugh it's so gruesome, especially from a woman in her condition but you can't help yourself.

  • High Rise

    High Rise (2015)
    Film by Dir. Ben Wheatley (Drama, Horror and Thriller) VO Radio, Lift, Tanoy Based on JG Ballards novel 'The High Rise'. The hierarchy is made evident within the block and rebellion ensues.

  • 15

    15 (2015)
    Film by Dir. Martin Pavey (Drama, Horror and Thriller) Sharon A woman, a lonely path, a mugged victim, a dark and dangerous twisted attraction and two clashing agendas. You'll never guess what's coming! The deeper it goes, the darker it gets. A game of cat and mouse that leads to an unexpected outcome . . . or does it ? In love, no one can hear you scream

  • Sightseers

    Sightseers (2014)
    Film by Dir Ben Wheatley VO Radio, Exhibit, Tanoy

  • A Field In England

    A Field In England (2013)
    Film by Dir. Ben Wheatley Voice Of The Field

  • The Three Musketeers

    The Three Musketeers (2010)
    Theater by Dir. Jonathan Kaufman (Drama) Queen Anne Epic out door play of the Three Musketeers. Sara Dee plays, Queen Anne, Mdm Dartagnan, Nun, English Maid and French maid

  • Zombie Office

    Zombie Office (2009)
    Film (short) by Dir Johan Kruger - Horror Vault 3 (Comedy and Horror) Gabrihel Domme Boss A black comedy that explores an accountant's reaction to his new Dominatrix Boss (Sara Dee) and the methods she employs to keep all her desk bound office zombies in line. His morals and sanity are pushed beyond breaking point.

  • Flash Back

    Flash Back (2008)
    Film by Dir Martin Pavey (Drama, Mystery, Romance and Thriller) Sarah The support of ambition shadows the importance of a loving relationship. A fatal incident then changes everything and offers an insight to a possible new opportunity.

  • Riot At The Rite

    Riot At The Rite (2005)
    Television by Andy Wilson BBC Films (Documentary and Drama) Lady Hysteria In the spring of 1913, Parisian businessman Gabriel Astruc opens a new theater on the Champs Elysées. The first performance is the premiere of Igor Stravinsky's 'The Rite of Spring', danced by the Ballet Russes. The rehearsal process is extremely fraught: the orchestra dislike Stravinsky's harsh, atonal music; the dancers dislike the 'ugly' choreography of Vaslav Nijinsky. The volatile, bisexual Nijinsky is in a strained relationship with the much older Sergei Diaghilev, the Ballet Russes' charismatic but manipulative impresario. Public expectation is extremely high after Nijinsky's success in 'L'apres-midi d'un faune'. Finally, 'The Rite of Spring' premieres to a gossip-loving, febrile, fashion-conscious Parisian audience sharply divided as to its merits.

  • The Night Heron

    The Night Heron (2002)
    Theater by Dir. Ian Rickson (Drama) Sam - cult member

  • Cafe D' Paris

    Cafe D' Paris (1999)
    Film by Dir Alan Moss - SD Productions (Drama, Fantasy, Mystery and Romance) Lauren A contemporary, Faustian romantic drama with a sinister twist. The glamorous Lauren (Sara Dee) meets her ex lover Mickey (Dan Fredenburgh), a struggling artist, in Docker's greasy-spoon café the night before she is to marry a rich man. When the Tall Man (Mike Cuckson) arrives we realize the price she has had to pay for her new life.

  • Jim's Gift

    Jim's Gift (1997)
    Film by Dir. Bob Keen - Dandelion films (Adventure, Drama, Family and Fantasy) Sadie Broad A boy finds a video recorder at a boot sale and buys it from the mysterious seller. It shows him the future and the past if he FF or Rew. Trouble ensues . . .

  • The Commander

    The Commander
    Television by Dir Charles Beeson Margaret Rawlins

  • Chasing Dreams

    Chasing Dreams
    Film by Dir Caleb Lindsay Linda

  • That's English

    That's English
    Television by Dir. Andrew Morgan Felicity

  • End Of The Night

    End Of The Night
    Theater by Dir. Pip Minnithorpe Ava Bree

  • Absent Friends

    Absent Friends
    Theater by Dir. Oscar Blend Diana

  • The Song Of Deborah

    The Song Of Deborah
    Theater by Dir. Laurence Summers Deborah

Awards

  • Best Cast Award - Frida Film Festival for Shamrock Spitfire
    (2024)

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