Why Tracking Matters

Producers bring projects to life from concept to delivery—balancing creative vision, financing, production logistics, and global partnerships. For vendors and service providers in production support, post-production, or distribution, reaching out when these producers are actively engaged in new projects ensures your solutions are part of their workflow from the start.

Vitrina: Your Real-Time Tracking Hub

✅ Track Producers and Projects Globally
✅ Map their Collaborations and Service Providers
✅ Verified Contact Details for Purposeful Outreach
✅ Real-Time Project Updates to Align Your Pitch

Featured Top Producers

Roger Burnell

Roger Burnell is an executive producer who has been involved in several recent film productions, including “Please Think of the Narwhals,” “It’s Nice When People Take the Time to Say Goodbye,” “New Beginnings,” “Live After Death,” and “In Time of Need.” He frequently collaborates with producers Anna Arrieta and Gareth Rees Rowlands on these projects, focusing on production deals, partnerships, and securing season renewals.

Rebecca Eaton

Rebecca Eaton is the Executive Producer at PBS Masterpiece, known for her work on acclaimed period dramas like Grantchester, All Creatures Great & Small, and Tom Jones. She has overseen season renewals, commissioned new projects, and secured distribution rights for Masterpiece’s prestigious slate of British television imports.

Michael Balcon

Michael Balcon was a renowned English film producer best known for his work with Ealing Studios, where he oversaw the production of classic comedies like The Ladykillers and The Lavender Hill Mob. He previously worked for major studios like Gainsborough Pictures, Gaumont British, and MGM-British. Balcon’s career spanned several decades and he collaborated with top directors and actors, leaving an indelible mark on British cinema.

How Vitrina Empowers You to Engage

Vitrina doesn’t just list names—it tracks them. It lets you see what Roger Burnell, Rebecca Eaton, Michael Balcon and countless others are actively working on. For service companies, production vendors, or distribution partners, this means:

🔹 You’re reaching out when your services align with their projects.
🔹 You know exactly how your offering fits into their production workflows.
🔹 You’re not just cold calling—you’re connecting with purpose.