Tibo Travers
- Producer
- Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
- Editor
Tibo Travers is a Franco-British film producer and founder of Sweetdoh Films - a creative media company whose slate of fifteen short films have received two BAFTA long-lists, worldwide distribution, and have been broadcast on Vice TV, RTÉ and Canal+.
His debut feature, Out There, is a coming-of-age sci-fi supported by BFI and Ffilm Cymru Wales, starring Michael Sheen, Aneurin Barnard and Iwan Rheon.
Tibo also works as Drama Producer on multiple high end documentary series, including Netflix's The Puppet Master, Amazon's Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In, and National Geographic's BAFTA nominated The Rescue.
Tibo is also the creator of Stage 21, a series of acting workshops for young actors with Down syndrome - an initiative supported by Arts Council England, Directors UK, Spotlight, BFI and BAFTA.
He is a Senior Visiting Lecturer in Film Production at Royal Holloway University.
His debut feature, Out There, is a coming-of-age sci-fi supported by BFI and Ffilm Cymru Wales, starring Michael Sheen, Aneurin Barnard and Iwan Rheon.
Tibo also works as Drama Producer on multiple high end documentary series, including Netflix's The Puppet Master, Amazon's Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In, and National Geographic's BAFTA nominated The Rescue.
Tibo is also the creator of Stage 21, a series of acting workshops for young actors with Down syndrome - an initiative supported by Arts Council England, Directors UK, Spotlight, BFI and BAFTA.
He is a Senior Visiting Lecturer in Film Production at Royal Holloway University.
