DAVINA STANLEY (Producer) Davina Stanley started her theatre career whilst still at university, working as a producer on Bob Fosse’s Chicago, a co-production with the Bristol Old Vic. Her work in film started with the short film Election and working as Commissioning Editor on I-dent Magazine. Davina’s work as commissioner continued in her appointment as programmer for the London International Film Festival. Working for the Jewish Film Foundation as executive director she worked with Michael Grade, Alan Yentob, Sir Jeremy Issacs and Dominque Green and served as the British Film Institute’s director of The London Jewish Film Festival for three years. After working as development producer for various independent London-based film companies, Davina went on to found her own company, Mogirl Films in 1997. Conspiracy of Silence is the first feature to go into production from a modest slate of three. next page >