A Very English Scandal EP Launches Drama Label within ITV Studios

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Dominic Treadwell-Collins, executive producer behind the multi-award-winning A Very English Scandal, is to launch a new scripted label within ITV Studios.

Based out of ITV Studios’ London HQ, his label will focus on creating high-end returning series for the U.K. and international markets. Treadwell-Collins will be showrunner across his own projects, as well as executive producer on all shows produced by the label.

Treadwell-Collins put together and oversaw A Very English Scandal while at Blueprint Pictures. Prior to Blueprint, he was executive producer of BBC’s EastEnders for four years. He created the iconic Carter family and the long-running Who Killed Lucy? storyline. Previously, he was head of development at Lovely Day, which was under the Kudos umbrella, where he developed ITV’s Grantchester and Patrick Gale’s Man In An Orange Shirt.

Julian Bellamy, managing director of ITV Studios, said: “I have long been an admirer of Dominic’s creativity and storytelling, as exemplified by the award-winning A Very English Scandal. We have always said that we want to work with the best producers in the business and I’m delighted that he is launching his new label with us.”

Treadwell-Collins said: “I’m very excited finally to be returning to the ITV family after my first job in television on Midsomer Murders 20 years ago. I’m looking forward to getting back to showrunning and being at the creative coal face again with my own label, making television with the audience, as always, at the heart of everything I do.”