Award-winning Producer and alumna of the prestigious National Film Television School , Martina has gone on to win the esteemed Discovery Channel UK competition. In 2020, she was engaged in the production of global TV programmes such as Discovery Channel’s productions Born Mucky S3 and The Curse of the Highgate Vampire.  She has also collaborated... Read More

Award-winning Producer and alumna of the prestigious National Film Television School , Martina has gone on to win the esteemed Discovery Channel UK competition. In 2020, she was engaged in the production of global TV programmes such as Discovery Channel’s productions Born Mucky S3 and The Curse of the Highgate Vampire.  She has also collaborated with prestigious universities such as Brunel University London, and Hult Business School (ranked in the top 15 globally), supporting diverse women-led start-ups. 2021 was a great year and brought her to open up her own production company, Unleyek, already awarded at various BAFTA-and Oscar qualifying festivals. Same year, Martina has won the Pears Fund competition and produced Make Me A King, a fiction short film for the Jewish Film Festival 2021 with Netflix Director Sofia Olins and Oscar winner Editor Amanda James (The Last Goodbye). The short film, Make Me A King, is consulted by BAFTA-winning director Sarah Gavron (Suffragette, 2015) and has gained support of important LGBTQI+ communities, venues and global brands such as Benefit Cosmetics, official partner. The project is now BAFTA qualified and has been accepted in 25+ across the globe in its first six months.  Even if one-year-born, Martina’s production company, Unleyek, has featured in prestigious publications and press, such as Forbes UK, Il Corriere della Sera, Dazed, Gscene, and more. Martina has also been invited to Cannes Film Festival 2022 by Variety for presenting how NFTs (non-fungible tokens) can support independent filmmakers and producers. She is now in post-production of the film NIA, which she has produced for BBC Films. Read Less