Archive Producer
Contact Details
07908 479576
CV
LinkedIn / Website
Availability
22 April 2026
Credit Highlights
Cleopatra’s Final Secret for Nat Geo & Disney+, Top Guns:The Next Generation for Nat Geo & Disney+, Vietnam: the War That Changed America? for Apple TV, BAFTA Scotland Winning - Three Mothers, Two Babies and a scandal for Amazon
What They Do Best
Archive sourcing, rights & clearances, historical research, story‑driven archive structuring, complex factual series, contributor/location research, workflow management, problem‑solving under pressure, meticulous record‑keeping.
What People Say About Them
Production Manager: "Jane was a brilliant team member. She was passionate about the project, mindful of the budget and worked across a lot of material for a 3-part series and gave every episode the same care and attention."
Giulia lLunghi, Post Production Supervisor: "Jane was brilliant, very thorough, very knowledgeable, very resourceful. She will be a credit to any production team. She's a hard worker and very diligent. Always polite, always professional."
Archive Producer: "Jane is a highly experienced Archive Producer who maintains excellent, usable records and stays calm under pressure. She has fantastic knowledge and positive relationships in the archive community. Jane is tenacious and has a great sense of humour, so is a pleasure to work with!"
The Human Behind The CV
Jane has a lifelong love of theatre, music, and poetry rooted in her Irish heritage — a highlight being reading a line from the audience in Minnie Driver's one-woman show. She performs at open mics, has sung with gospel choirs at venues including the Camden Jazz Café, and unwinds through jazz singing and dance, from Argentinian tango to Irish jive. A well-travelled soul, she's interrailed solo across Europe and walked some of the Camino de Santiago — and finds equal joy in Ignatian retreats, creating art, and wandering the countryside.
What We Say About Them
The Human Behind The CV
Jane has a lifelong love of theatre, music, and poetry rooted in her Irish heritage — a highlight being reading a line from the audience in Minnie Driver's one-woman show. She performs at open mics, has sung with gospel choirs at venues including the Camden Jazz Café, and unwinds through jazz singing and dance, from Argentinian tango to Irish jive. A well-travelled soul, she's interrailed solo across Europe and walked some of the Camino de Santiago — and finds equal joy in Ignatian retreats, creating art, and wandering the countryside.
Jane is the archive producer every team hopes they’ll land: calm, organised and laser‑sharp even when the pressure is on. She has a rare ability to sift through huge amounts of material without ever losing sight of the story, and she builds strong relationships across the archive community—meaning doors open for her that don’t for everyone. Tenacious but always warm, she brings structure, clarity and good humour into the mix, making her a reassuring presence in production and post alike. She treats every episode with the same care, no matter how big or small, and her diligence and resourcefulness make her one of those people you trust instinctively to get things right.
Jane Higgs
The Human Behind The CV
Jane has a lifelong love of theatre, music, and poetry rooted in her Irish heritage — a highlight being reading a line from the audience in Minnie Driver's one-woman show. She performs at open mics, has sung with gospel choirs at venues including the Camden Jazz Café, and unwinds through jazz singing and dance, from Argentinian tango to Irish jive. A well-travelled soul, she's interrailed solo across Europe and walked some of the Camino de Santiago — and finds equal joy in Ignatian retreats, creating art, and wandering the countryside.