Julianne Reddin Chair Expand Julianne became a Trustee in 2017 and was appointed Chair in 2019. Currently working as Alumni Relations Manager at the University of Edinburgh Business School, she previously ran the Development department for Edinburgh International Film Festival and Filmhouse Cinema. She brings extensive experience in stakeholder management, fundraising, strategy development and external affairs to the Board. [email protected]
Katherine McNab Secretary Expand Until August 2018, Katherine was a Scottish Government Senior Policy Adviser, working in various policy areas within Education, Public Health, Transport and Environment. As Education policy lead for Developing the Young Workforce programme, Katherine worked in collaboration with national education bodies, local authorities, employers and third sector orgs to ensure all young people have access to the skills and knowledge to prepare them for the world of work. [email protected]
Julie MacLeod Expand Julie has been a Technical Operator within the Scottish Parliament's broadcast team for the past decade. Formerly a sound assistant on short films, commercials and tv drama's such as Shoebox Zoo. Passionate about the development of people from all backgrounds through accessible moving image training, Julie is a strong advocate for the work of SEE, with her career beginning at the org as an Assistant Producer on our short film schemes.
Christina Hinds Expand Christina is a Development Worker at Edinburgh Voluntary Organisations Council with specialist knowledge of governance, charity law, funding and community/organisational development. Working with a range of voluntary sector organisations across Edinburgh, Christina supports them at various stages in their development, from initial set up, to transitioning through organisational change.
Alistair Scott Expand Alistair is Associate Professor of Film and Television at Edinburgh Napier University. After working on community art projects he was a postgraduate student at the National Film & TV School in the 1980s, and then worked as a Producer/Director in broadcast television. He has made documentaries with local communities for over 30 years from Leithers (Channel 4, 1988) to Raploch Stories: Where are they now? (BBC, 2017). In 2005 he moved to teach in higher education.
Nicola Kettlewood Expand Nicola has worked in film exhibition and film education for twenty years at key organisations including Macrobert Arts Centre, Glasgow Film Theatre and BFI Film Distribution and is passionate about encouraging diverse audiences to engage with cinema, and in developing filmmaking skills in young people. Previously Deputy Artistic Director of Edinburgh International Film Festival and Head of Education and Learning at EIFF and Filmhouse Cinema, Nicola is currently Producer of Hippodrome Silent Film Festival.