Naima Vogt is the Production Manager and Business Development Executive at Unanico Group. Naima began her career in New York City, where she gained valuable experience working on drama series, feature-length documentaries, and short digital documentaries for entities such as Netflix, CNN Films, The New York Times, and The Wellcome Trust. Naima worked as Associate Producer & Archival Producer on the Sierra/Tango & CNN Films documentary, Unseen Enemy, and subsequently managed the film development and distribution plans for Sierra/Tango Productions. Naima is passionate about animation production, documentary filmmaking, content development, distribution and acquisitions, as well as black & white film photography. Naima is Brazilian-Canadian and holds a Bachelor of Arts from McGill University in International Development with minors in Philosophy and Psychology. She is fluent in English, Portuguese, and French.

Warren (Jianguo) Yan joined Unanico following a career in project management.  With a talent for management, Warren’s focuses on business strategy, marketing, distribution, communication and team-building, applying his experience across multiple industries to Unanico’s animation projects.  A native Mandarin speaker, he has also been instrumental in supporting the company’s business and relationships in China.

Robert Milne is an animation director who has worked on a range of award-winning features, shorts, music videos, games and commercials. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, Robert has worked at cutting edge studios, such as Nexus, Airside, Not To Scale, Passion and Lupus, where he recently animated on Ethel & Ernest. Robert started his career at Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment, where he worked on the animated feature Balto before relocating to Los Angeles to join Dreamworks SKG, animating on the features The Prince of Egypt, The Road To El Dorado and Spirit: Stallion Of the Cimarron.

Jamie Holdom is our Sales and Marketing Manager at Unanico Group. Jamie is a creative marketer who has previously worked in art and commercial sales. He is a graduate of University of the Arts London. Jamie is responsible for Unanico’s social media, websites (including print on demand), collaborations, events and fan engagement.

Anna Martorano Oliver studied Media at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, Spain, and obtained a Masters in 3D animation.  Later at the IDEC-Universitat Pompeu Fabra, with fellow animators, Anna produced a short 3D animated film called Olinda that won, amongst others, the Distribution Award at the Festival La Boca del Lobo and the Shortcutz Viseu Award. At Unanico Creative Content, Anna has worked across the studios’ portfolio, including One Night In Hell, Buddi and Melody Makers.  Anna also works across the Studio’s co-development and co-production IPs with other companies.  Anna’s native languages are Spanish and Catalan.

Perry Higgins (AKA Pez) is the Edit Assistant at Unanico Creative Content. Pez started his career at one of the leading UK post-production houses as an offline assistant, where he learned to manage large scale TV workflows and how to prepare final files for delivery. During his time as offline assistant, Pez worked for the likes of BBC, Channel 4, Netflix and Studio Lambert on a range of prime time television shows. Pez gained his BA Hons Degree in Film and TV Production at the University of Portsmouth where he was able to experiment with VFX and editing techniques. Pez is passionate about technology and his hobbies include drones, video games, and 3D printing. Pez also builds computers and is familiar with HTML, PHP, and AutoHotKey which he self-taught.

Elliot Levy is production coordinator at Unanico Group and assists in a variety of business and strategy tasks. Having worked on documentaries in the US, Cuba and Europe, Elliot now focuses on digital strategy and helping find distribution while studying to finish the Legal Practice Course. Passionate about current events, IP, and film financing, Elliot hopes to run his own production company after qualifying as a solicitor.

NOH TIME LIKE THE PRESENT THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE – provided audiences with the rare opportunity to experience the 650-year-old Japanese art of noh through this tribute to the genius of classical noh performer Akira Matsui.   At the age of 70, Matsui is recognised for his contribution to the international understanding of noh, numerous intercultural projects and his performances across the world.