The Team
Scrumptious Productions
Scrumptious Productions is a BAFTA award-winning production company based in Glasgow which specialises in social documentary, youth filmmaking masterclasses and compelling visual content for business. We believe that everyone has a story to tell and we love working with individuals and organisations of all backgrounds and abilities to help represent themselves and share their stories with the world.
Carol Cooke is a BAFTA award-winning Producer and social entrepreneur. With more than decade of experience working in documentary both at home and abroad she is passionate about storytelling and believes there is no greater platform for education, empowerment and social change than film.
Carol Cooke
Director/Producer
Having worked across film, television and documentary, Colin Monie has developed a career much to be admired. His feature work includes the BAFTA-winning The Unloved, directed by Samantha Morton; Peter Mullen's award-winning The Magdalene Sisters; Deepa Mehta's Oscar-nominated Water.
Kinobe (Chinobay) is a gifted Ugandan multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and philanthropist known for his inspired synthesis of African roots and global fusion. He is dedicated to bringing love and joy to people through his music and contributing to building healthier lives and communities for children and families everywhere
Herbert Kinobe
Composer
COLIN MONIE
Editor
Diana Holtzberg is based in New York City and has been with Films Transit International since 2001. In addition to acquisition, festival strategy and sales work, Diana produces, executive produces and acts as creative consultant on a select number of film projects each year.
Diana Holtzberg
Emmy Award Winner
Sue creates business opportunities for women entrepreneurs, working with multi-national Multi National Corporations and Governments. Among her many accomplishments, she She established WEConnect International, a global charity connecting women business owners with corporate contract opportunities. Sue has worked extensively with under-represented communities, creating business development programmes and micro- finance schemes around the world.
Sue Lawton MBE
Fund Manager for Challenges Worldwide
“Being a part of Barefoot in Business is inspirational. No matter where women are their passion for their families, their communities, and the businesses they build is infective. The women of Uganda are no exception and we are fortunate to have a window into their journey to prosperity. I look forward to continuing to work with them, and celebrate their success.”