Victoria Broom

London, England

Producer at Futch & Film Company

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About Victoria

Victoria is an award winning actor, know for playing series regular Sasch Kyte in the Emmy winning show MARCELLA. She has recently wrapped a new 10 part comedy series with Clarkenwell Films and BBC Studios. She can also be seen in Oscar nominated director Patty Jenkins new film, Wonder Woman 1984 from Warner Brothers studios. Victoria won a best actress, best newcomer and rising star awards for her portrayal of Fran in the LGBTQ series Different for Girls which opened the BFI Flare festival in 2018. She is quoted as being one of top 100 most influential LGBTQ people in the UK by the Guardian newspaper annual Pride Power list for the last four years. She is determined to bring authentic female queer content to mainstream television and in 2021 Victoria opened her own production company Futch & Film Company to do just that. She is working towards pitching two queer television shows, one commissioned by Victoria and the other written by Victoria. Victoria's has written and created a new 11 part TV series which is in the pitching stages, the story centres around two teenagers living in a world they do not belong. Please reach out if you are interested in commissioning a genuine, authentic and mainstream LGBTQ story. Follow Victoria on the following platforms - Instagram @victoriabroomofficial @futchandfilm Twitter @victoriabroom Victoria is represented by Creative Artist Management in London UK

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Best Actress - Diversity in Media Awards - Fran in Different for girls season 2
(2019)
Rising Star at the Diversity in Media Awards - For playing Fran in Different for Girls
(2018)
Critics Choice Award - DIVA awards - Fran in Different for Girls
(2018)
Best short film - Lesbian Oscars - Life in Colors (Producer/writer)
(2016)
Best short film - Kaladescope film festival - Life in Colors (Producer/writer)
(2016)