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Who We Are
Remarkable Television
David Flynn
Managing Director of Remarkable Television and co chair of the Digital Board
David Flynn was appointed joint Managing Director of the newly created Remarkable Television in September 09, after taking over as Managing Director of Brighter Pictures in 2007. Most recently, David created and executive produced hit gameshow The Million Pound Drop Live (Channel 4), and was involved in the show's international roll out. He also co-created and executive produced daytime hit Pointless (BBC Two) , currently going into production on it's fifth series. Previous to this, David executive produced Seven Days On the Breadline (ITV1) and Divided (ITV1). David co-chairs the Digital Board at Endemol.
Prior to this role, David was Deputy Creative Director at Endemol UK, where he was involved in developing and selling shows including The Kids are All Right (BBC One), Golden Balls (ITV1) and Help! My Dogs As Fat As Me (BBC Three). Other shows he was involved in developing at this time include Teen Tycoons (Channel 4), Art School (BBC Two) and Fool Around With My Girlfriend (E4 /C4).
David first joined Endemol UK in 1999 as a 'Creative Intern'. After this scheme David continued in the newly created role of New Media Creative, developing and producing new cross platform formats. Promoted to Development Producer in 2002, David was involved in developing formats such as Shafted (ITV1), Trouble in Paradise (ITV1), and Missing You Already (Channel 4). David was a Broadcast magazine 'hotshot' in 2002.
Colette Foster
Managing Director
Colette Foster joined Endemol UK in 2007 to executive produce Channel 4’s hit factual entertainment series Supersize vs Superskinny (Channel 4). She went on to oversee production on the company’s immensely popular run of features series including Gok's Fashion Fix (Channel 4); The Sex Education Show (Channel 4) and Extreme Male Beauty (Channel 4).
As Joint Managing Director of Remarkable Television, Colette continues to executive produce series as well as developing and overseeing many other factual programmes.
Prior to joining Endemol UK, Colette was behind some of the UK’s most popular and groundbreaking feature programmes including 10 Years Younger, Embarrassing Illnesses and How to Look Good Naked.
Colette started her career at BBC Birmingham, working on flagship programmes for BBC One and BBC Two including The Clothes Show, Tracks, (which launched the career of Ray Mears), The Chelsea Flower Show and Gardener's World.