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Jane Treays

Jane Treays was born in 1959 and was educated at Beaconsfield High School and Birmingham University. After working as a publisher's copywriter, she joined the BBC as a researcher in Current Affairs in 1981. In 1986 she graduated to producing and directing her own films and has since made 19 full-length documentaries for the BBC, before leaving to join United Films and Television to make high profile single documentaries exclusively for ITV. In March 2000 she was headhunted to Granada TV.

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Age 12, and Looking After the Family (2007), Director , Producer
Extraordinary Families (2005), Director
Strictly Classroom (2005), Director
The Man With The Seven Second Memory (2005), Director
This Model Life (2003), Director
Rock On and On... (2002), Director
Men In The Woods (2001), Director
Stars In Their Dressing Rooms (2001), Director
Ken and Me (2000), Director
One Man, Six Wives and Twenty-Nine Children (1999), Director
Public Enemy: Mother and Son (1999), Director , Producer
Rolling Stones: Bridges to Babylon (1999), Director
Agas and their Owners (1998), Director , Producer
What Sort of Gentleman Are You After? (1998), Director
An Everyday Story of Country Life (1996), Director
Miracle Babies: The Story of the Dionne Quintuplets (1996), Director , Producer
Painted Babies (1995), Director , Producer
Situation Vacant (1994), Director , Producer
How To Get to Heaven in Montana (1992), Director , Producer
Black on Red (1990), Director , Producer
Bukharin and the Terror (1990), Director , Producer
I Don't Want to be Remembered as a Chair (1990), Director , Producer

Awards

Painted Babies (1996) Finalist at the Cable Ace Awards for Best Single Film, Los Angeles 1997; Silver Winner at FIPA Festival, France for Best Single Film 1997.
Miracle Babies: The Story of the Dionne Quintuplets (1996) Winner of Golden Gate Award, San Francisco International Film Festival 1997.
What Sort of Gentleman Are You After? (1998) Nominated for Best Single Documentary 1998, Royal Television Society.




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