PHILIPGREGORY - Key Persons

Abigail has worked in publications, brand development and as a copywriter for advertising agencies and private companies for 20 years.

Ann Reilly is an experienced commercials and content producer. She works with a variety of directors and creative talents to produce award-winning broadcast and online films. Through her production company, Canary Films, she has produced animated and filmed content for clients including : Scottish Book Trust, Respect Me, Coastal Communities Museum and Belhaven Brewery. Ann's background is in advertising and documentary production. As a production manager, she has worked on documentaries for BBC Scotland and Channel 4. As an advertising producer, she has worked on many of Scotland's most well known ad campaigns including NHS Health Scotland, Scottish Natural Heritage, National Trust for Scotland, VisitScotland, Glenmorangie, and Ardbeg Whisky.

David has been working in news, features and sports photography for the past 25 years and during this time has established himself as one of the leading photographers in his field. David began his career in London with London News Service before joining the Press Association in 1996. He moved to Scotland in 1998 as a staff photographer with the Press Association, and now operates as a successful freelance photographer. David, from Peeblesshire, was crowned Scotland's top press photographer and also the celebrity picture of the year for his shot of Sir Sean Connery at the Edinburgh International Book Festival. His prize-winning portfolio included photos of Charles and Camilla sharing a joke at the Mey Highland Games, First Minister Alex Salmond, a ship ablaze at Port of Leith, in Edinburgh, and a seagull attacking a gannet in the Firth of Forth. David's years of experience mean he has an instinctive knack of getting it just right and nailing the perfect shot - ideal for tempting picture editors across the board for that time-critical launch.