Amelia Hann is a BAFTA-winning and International Emmy-nominated Executive Producer, filmmaker and senior creative consultant, with a career spanning documentary, factual entertainment and major returning series for broadcasters and platforms in the UK and internationally.
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Her work combines ambitious storytelling with a strong instinct for a broad audience. Credits range from the three-year investigation The Hunt for Britain’s Sex Traffickers for Channel 4 and BAFTA-winning Ross Kemp on Gangs for Sky, to BAFTA-nominated The Undateables for Channel 4 and popular factual formats including Airport, Scrapheap Challenge and Wife Swap. She has worked as a Director, Executive Producer, Showrunner and senior creative leader in both the UK and US.
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More recently, Amelia has brought that breadth of experience to premium nonfiction for international streamers. She was executive producer and showrunner on the first season of Tour de France: Unchained for Netflix, launching a major returning sports documentary series that reached audiences around the world and was nominated for an International Emmy. Today, her work combines Executive Producing and Showrunning with senior creative and editorial consultancy for platforms including Netflix and HBO Max and production companies across France, Spain, Canada, Brazil, the UK and US.
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Recent projects include The TikTok Killer, her first Spanish-language consultancy, which reached #1 on Netflix in Spain, #2 in the UK and US and #4 globally. From Rockstar to Killer won Best Documentary at the 2025 Lauriers de l’audiovisuel and became part of a renewed public debate in France around femicide. Who Killed the Montreal Expos? won two Canadian Screen Awards, including Best History Documentary.
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Amelia began her career as a self-shooting Producer/Director and was named one of the industry’s top ten directors by Broadcast, which described her as having a “brilliantly populist eye”. She studied Archaeology and Anthropology at Cambridge and Visual Anthropology at Manchester, and spent 2003–04 in Afghanistan establishing a film school for Afghan women and travelling the country with them to document its first UN-sanctioned democratic elections. She worked extensively in the US as successful UK factual entertainment formats began to cross the Atlantic, before moving into senior creative leadership, including as Head of Unscripted / Creative Director at Keshet International. She founded Honey Productions in 2016, launching the company with development funding and commissions from major UK broadcasters.
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Half Danish, raised in France and now living between the UK and France, Amelia has always moved naturally between countries and cultures. She particularly enjoys entering an existing creative world, bringing her international experience while remaining attentive to what is particular about the story, the people and the place.