Cullybackey, County Antrim, Northern Ireland:
A BAFTA, IFTA, RTS and Prix Italia winner, Alison Millar is one of the UK and Ireland's most respected documentary film-makers and the founder of Erica Starling Productions Ltd, an independent documentary production company in Belfast. She is a regular filmmaker for the Channel 4 investigative documentary series Dispatches, but she actually began her career in front of the cameras, co-presenting the legendary arts and crafts series for children, Hartbeat, with Tony Hart in the 1980s.
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A Carryin' Stream (2019) as Herself |
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Searching for Shergar (2018) as Herself - Presenter |
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The Disappearance of Captain Nairac (2025) Director |
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Lyra (2022) Director |
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Lyra (2022) Producer |
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Bodies of Evidence: The Butcher Surgeon (2022) Director |
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The Changin' Times of Ike White (2020) Executive Producer |
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A Carryin' Stream (2019) Director |
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The Day Mountbatten Died (2019) Executive Producer |
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Showbands: How Ireland Learned to Party (2019) Executive Producer |
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Searching for Shergar (2018) Director |
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Searching for Shergar (2018) Producer |
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The Disappeared (2013) Director |
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The Men Who Won't Stop Marching (2011) Director |
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Sisters of the Lodge (2011) Director |
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The Father, the Son and the Housekeeper (2008) Director |
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When the Rapping Stops () Director |