Alice currently works as a Commissioning Executive in BBC Drama working across both Drama Commissioning and the BBC Writersroom to identify and develop writing talent and supporting the development and production of the drama slate with a specific focus on the North of England.Prior to this, Alice was a Development Producer at BBC Writersroom in Salford managing Script Room, Writers' Access Group and working closely with CBBC, Drama Commissioning, Continuing Drama, BBC Studios, Radio Drama, Comedy and Indies on a number of talent initiatives. Alice began her career at the film financier Bankside Films, identifying new scripts and completed films for international sales representation. She worked on films by Amma Asante, Michael Winterbottom and David Mackenzie. She then moved into a more talent-focused role at BFI NETWORK and Creative England where she developed a slate of feature scripts with exciting new filmmaking talent across England, as well as executive producing short films. Alice executive produced REAL GODS REQUIRE BLOOD by Moin Hussain, selected for Cannes Critics' Week in 2017 and THE BIG DAY by Dawn Shadforth, which won best short film at the BIFAs in 2018. Alice also worked on a writer-led initiative called iWrite, in partnership with some of the UK’s leading theatres and new writing organisations, introducing playwrights and novelists to screenwriting. In 2020 Alice was selected for the prestigious Women in Film and TV (WFTV) Mentoring Scheme, is a proud ScreenSkills mentor, BIFA voter and previous jury member for Aesthetica Short Film Festival, Bolton International Film Festival, Kinofilm Festival and RTS Student Television Awards.