Adapted Pictures is an independent production company based in London that focuses on generating engaging stories to promote empathy and social change. Founded by Fiona Hardingham, an international producer with an impressive portfolio, Adapted Pictures is known for its thought-provoking work. Fiona has worked on various projects, including a HETV Netflix (UK) drama series, where she served as the 2nd Unit Production Manager.

She also completed her role as Series Associate Producer on the award-winning Netflix series 'My Love: Six Stories of True Love', which was filmed in multiple countries and acclaimed by IndieWire. Fiona is highly regarded in the industry and has been accepted into prestigious programs such as the WIF Mentoring Program and Film Independent's nine-month fellowship, Project Involve '21. Working alongside Fiona is Rosie Westhoff, a talented Creative Director who joined Adapted in 2020.

Rosie's directorial work has been selected for renowned film festivals worldwide, including the London Film Festival and Edinburgh International Film Festival. She directed the BFI Network-funded short film 'Our Sister', which won the 'Best British Short Film' award at the Leeds International Film Festival. One of Adapted Pictures' notable projects is the BFI Network-supported short film 'Our Sister'.

This film explores the journey of a nonverbal autistic teenager and her sister as they navigate the grieving process after losing their youngest sibling. It beautifully showcases the uniqueness of individuals and how everyone copes with tragedy in their own way. With a commitment to storytelling that evokes emotion and inspires social change, Adapted Pictures continues to develop a diverse slate of projects.

Their upcoming ventures include 'How To Be', a YA television series supported by the BFI Young Audiences Content Fund. Connect with Adapted Pictures through their website, social media channels, or email, and immerse yourself in their captivating stories that leave a lasting impact