Louise started her career with at the National Youth Theatre playing leads in the West end. She went on to work continuously on Stage and in TV with work ranging from MRS BUDDY HOLLY in the West End to Stallone’s JUDGE DREDD.

Louise has over 50 film and television credits to her name, in both the UK and US. Amongst many successful and popular shows, Louise is possibly best known for her role as Lia in critically acclaimed NO ANGELS, that ran for three seasons on Channel 4. Her extensive credits include DIRTY WAR (HBO/BBC) THE CHATTERLEY AFFAIR (BBC4), TORCHWOOD, THE BIBLE (HISTORY channel) DRACULA for NBC/Carnival and most recently as Colette Sheward in HOLBY CITY. Louise recently completed filming on HOUDINI & DOYLE for Fox and ITV.

In recent years Louise has successfully turned to producing alongside her acting career. She produced SLAM’s adaptation of Joe Penhall’s BIRTHDAY with Kevin Loader that aired on Sky Arts in June 2015 to rave reviews. The show starred Stephen Mangan and Anna Maxwell Martin, and was directed by Roger Michell. Louise also co-produced the feature film THE LIST (Sienna Guillory).

2016 will see the release of feature film AWAY, starring Juno Temple and Timothy Spall. It was written by first-time writer Roger Hadfield and directed by David Blair. Louise co-produced with Gateway Films.

Stephen first came to the nation’s attention as Adrian Mole in the BBC TV series ADRIAN MOLE: THE CAPPUCCINO YEARS and then as womanizing anaesthetist Guy Secretan in the cult series GREEN WING. The hospital-based comedy won a BAFTA and was named Comedy of The Year at the British Comedy Awards.

He recently filmed a 10-part series for FOX and ITV playing Arthur Conan Doyle in HOUDINI & DOYLE and will shoot series 5 of the Emmy, BAFTA and Golden Globe nominated EPISODES alongside Matt LeBlanc later this year.

His career has spanned film, TV, theatre and radio, working with the cream of British and American talent. Films include BIRTHDAY GIRL, Brit rom com CONFETTI, FESTIVAL, BILLY ELLIOTT, BEYOND THE POLE and RUSH directed by Ron Howard.

On TV, he has appeared in the series NEVER BETTER, FREE AGENTS and DIRK GENTLY, I’M ALAN PARTRIDGE, NATHAN BARLEY, JANE HALL and MISS MARPLE: AT BERTRAM’S HOTEL. He also gave birth in Slam’s first production BIRTHDAY for Sky Arts.

Mangan has played Tony Blair in both THE HUNT FOR TONY BLAIR and RED TOP for The Comic Book Presents series and provided the voice for Postman Pat in POSTMAN PAT: THE MOVIE.

On stage Stephen has worked extensively worldwide. He was TONY nominated for his performance as Norman in THE NORMAN CONQUESTS on Broadway and in 2013 he and Matthew Macfadyen starred as Jeeves and Wooster in PERFECT NONSENSE in the West End winning the Olivier Award for Best New Comedy. In 2015 he starred in RULES FOR LIVING at the National Theatre.

Robin Davies works across SLAM’s slate as Head of Production.

Prior to SLAM Robin enjoyed four busy years working with Kevin Loader and Roger Michell at Free Range Films, working across all Free Range productions including LE WEEK-END, the BAFTA-winning THE LOST HONOUR OF CHRISTOPHER JEFFERIES and on BIRTHDAY.

Whilst at Free Range, Robin also worked closely with Post Production Supervisor Louise Seymour, coordinating delivery of feature films to the international market, including ALAN PARTRIDGE: ALPHA PAPA, SUFFRAGETTE, LADY IN THE VAN and both INBETWEENERS features.

Robin’s career started at Number 9 Films, where he worked as producer’s assistant to Elizabeth Karlsen, working on films including HOW TO LOSE FRIENDS & ALIENATE PEOPLE, MADE IN DAGENHAM and SOUNDS LIKE TEEN SPIRIT.

Robin is a graduate of the Film & Television department at The University of Warwick.

Rosa began her television career as a Production Trainee at the BBC where she worked across several departments including EastEnders, factual drama development and the BBC Writersroom. Rosa then ventured to the Midlands to research for the first series of Shakespeare & Hathaway: Private Investigators.

Most recently Rosa worked in the script and story teams of award-winning Holby City, script editing the show’s acclaimed final episodes. Rosa also works as a freelance short film producer, assistant producing the BAFTA-nominated toni_with_an_i.

Prior to joining SLAM in 2021, Rhianna has had a varied career across film and television.

Rhianna started her career working for film and tv producer Chris Young. She was his assistant on the Inbetweeners TV series before working as associate producer on both Inbetweeners Movies.

With Young Films, she developed and produced award winning shorts including Paul Wright's Believe (Winner Leopard of Tomorrow, Locarno) and Johnny Barrington's BAFTA nominated short Tumult.

She teamed up with comedy writers and performers Simon Bird and Jonny Sweet, and comedy producer Spencer Millman, at Guilty Party, developing and producing projects with talent including Jamie Demetriou and Tom Kingsley before moving to line produce a handful of projects.