Seven Seas Films
Develops and produces scripted drama, comedy and factual content for UK and international audiences
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Seven Seas Films
Seven Seas Films develops and produces scripted drama, comedy and factual content, taking projects from concept to screen. It focuses on working with new writing talent and developing ways for writers to work across productions.
The company was founded in 2016 by writer Dan Sefton and producer Simon Lupton. It is headquartered in London and describes itself as Bristol-based; its productions target UK and international markets. Great Point invested in the company in 2019 to support its growth.
Product: Development and production of scripted drama, comedy and factual television content.
Jobs at Seven Seas Films
Leadership
- Dan Sefton · writerSource: company website
- Simon Lupton · producer and former commissioning editorSource: company website
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