Sian Guerra
- Producer
- Additional Crew
- Production Department
Sian Guerra is a British documentary producer known for creating socially focused factual films and series that explore complex issues including racism, violence, inequality and justice. Her work combines investigative journalism with a strong commitment to amplifying the voices and experiences of people directly affected by the issues being explored.
Sian's work has received significant industry recognition, including two BAFTA nominations, two Grierson Awards, five Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards, and one British Journalism Award. Her documentaries are recognised for their investigative depth, social impact and commitment to telling powerful human stories.
Her notable productions include:
Bibaa & Nicole: Murder in the Park a three-part documentary series produced by Sian Guerra for Sky Documentaries and True Vision Productions, examining the murders of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman and the wider questions around policing, race and justice.
Anton Ferdinand: Football, Racism and Me a BBC documentary exploring footballer Anton Ferdinand’s experiences of racism in football, recognised with major industry awards including an RTS Award for Best Single Documentary.
Two Daughters a documentary following Mina Smallman, the mother of murdered sisters Bibaa and Nicole, and her journey through grief, faith, campaigning and the pursuit of justice.
The Black Maternity Scandal a documentary examining inequalities and experiences within maternity care.
Sian's work has received significant industry recognition, including two BAFTA nominations, two Grierson Awards, five Royal Television Society (RTS) Awards, and one British Journalism Award. Her documentaries are recognised for their investigative depth, social impact and commitment to telling powerful human stories.
Her notable productions include:
Bibaa & Nicole: Murder in the Park a three-part documentary series produced by Sian Guerra for Sky Documentaries and True Vision Productions, examining the murders of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman and the wider questions around policing, race and justice.
Anton Ferdinand: Football, Racism and Me a BBC documentary exploring footballer Anton Ferdinand’s experiences of racism in football, recognised with major industry awards including an RTS Award for Best Single Documentary.
Two Daughters a documentary following Mina Smallman, the mother of murdered sisters Bibaa and Nicole, and her journey through grief, faith, campaigning and the pursuit of justice.
The Black Maternity Scandal a documentary examining inequalities and experiences within maternity care.
