P&G – Good Is Gold: Tom Daley

Eloise is a London born Queer, British- Jamaican/Grenadian filmmaker who adopts an interdisciplinary approach to telling complex stories that foreground marginalized perspectives within mainstream and popular culture. Her curiosity probes at institutional and cultural turning-points to question the loop-holes of progress. “I work to ask: who falls through or who flourishes, in the tension between the old and new?”

As a former commissioner and Global Executive Producer at VICE & i-D she led a multi-award-winning international documentary team. She has directed commercial projects for Louis Vuitton, Nike and Twitter. In addition her work has been exhibited at The ICA, Tate Britain, V&A, and MoAD.

Her nuanced voice draws on over 15 years of journalism and documentary insights working across Broadcast, commercial and digital media for: BBC, Channel4, ITV, MTV, A&E, and Al Jazeera English. Her previous titles, as a director and/or producer, include: THE GATHERINGS (Grierson nominated), KIDS BEHIND BARS (ITV), PINS AND NEEDLES (Broadcast Award nominated for Best Popular Factual 2017), GURLS TALK (Lovie Awards – best lifestyle documentary) and  AMY & ME : DIONNE BROMFIELD’S STORY (MTV and Paramount + Amazon)

King is a recipient a Firelight Media fellowship, Logan Non-fiction fellowship, and a Field of Vision and Perspective and Bertha Grantee (2020, 2021,2022, 2023).  In addition to being selected or the Film & TV Charity John Brabourne Award, King is a Sheffield Doc Fest “Future Producer” and Edinburgh T V F e s t i v a l  ‘O n e s To Wa t c h’ alumna and was recognized for ‘ O u t s t a n d i n g A c h i e v e m e n t ’ i n Campaign and Creative Equals’ list of future female leaders defining creativity. In 2022, Eloise was one 8 directors selected for the inaugural Netflix Non-fiction Fellowship, internationally.

‘YOUTS’ King’s debut narrative feature is in development and was selected for BFI LFF Network.