Here is a list of some of our most treasured and trusted collaborators – the type of people you can expect to work with at Parkview.
Olly Cooper
Director
Brighton
What's your ultimate job – the sky's the limit?
“Directing a film where themes of life, death and what it means to be human marry an engaging plot about characters who are living/doing things differently.”
Best bit of advice you've ever been given?
You don't write because you're inspired, you're inspired because you write. Just start.
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Where do you do your best creative thinking?
When reading non-fiction books, then later when walking.
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Why do you like working with Parkview?
Professional, ambitious and the hang is second to none.

Lucinda Worth
Make-up Artist
London
How would you describe your job to a little kid with big dreams?
“I make people feel like the best version of themselves, whether that’s backstage at a fashion show, on a commercial set, or in a boardroom before the biggest meeting of someone’s career.”
What's your ultimate job – the sky's the limit?
Dream job would be working on projects abroad – I'm thinking Sun, Sea, Sangria and Shoots! I've visited pretty much every studio in London so it's time to spice things up!
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Where do you do your best creative thinking?​
In the middle of doing someone’s makeup. The repetitive part of the job frees up the rest of my brain.

Jordanne Young
Brand Marketing Consultant & Strategist
London
What do people say about you when you’re not in the room?
“'Jord notices things.” I'm naturally observant and curious. All.The.Time. About people and culture. I love spotting the small shifts in how people behave, what culture is nudging towards, and the conversations that haven't quite reached the mainstream yet.
How would you describe your job to a little kid with big dreams?
I ask a lot of questions, connect dots that don't seem related yet, and help turn messy thoughts into something people can really get behind. It's a bit like being a record producer. I'm not the singer, guitarist or drummer, but I help everyone find the right sound and make sure the final track is something people can't stop coming back to: a hit record!

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