Meet The Team

Martin Myers is the fourth generation of his family to enter the movie business. His great grandfather and then his grandfather owned cinemas in London. Martin is an accomplished professional with broad experience of the film and video business in both the corporate and independent sectors. He has substantial experience of taking a product from concept/script to completion with sales and marketing expertise.

Following early roles in distribution, sales and marketing for CIC, UIP, Martin became Sales and Marketing Director of Miracle Films and later took on the same role (along with responsibility for acquisition) at Vestron Pictures where he released Princess Bride, Buster and Dirty Dancing and many more. He was subsequently appointed Theatrical Director of First Independent Films Limited, where he oversaw acquisitions and release.

In 1999 he set up Miracle Communications, focusing on distribution and sales. He now consults with Sweet Mate Productions and for various theatrical and DVD companies, as well as producers and directors in the planning and releasing of their products into the UK theatrical market. Martin also actively represents a number of UK companies exploiting their rights for Airlines, Non Theatrical and TV sales. He also reads scripts for a number of producers who want an answer from a distributors point of view.

Shaub’s journey into TV and film started as early as 1996 when he appeared as the starring role in the Channel 4 produced ‘Bengali Backlash’, a documentary on racism in inner city London directed by Arun Kumar. The filmmaking process and especially the lens of the camera had a cathartic effect on Shaub; it changed his perspective and he realized he too could make an impact on the industry via film.

In 2009 Shaub put together a documentary for a non-profit football academy that was screened on the big screen at one of the most prestigious cinemas in the London - Empire Cinema in London’s West End. With the help of Kick It Out, The London Youth Games and local newspapers in Camden and Islington, Shaub was able to raise the profiles of the event, the documentary itself and his own personal profile as an active member of the UK film industry.

Shaub Miah has continued to work with Empire Cinemas screening his own shows and now he wants to screen a feature length film based on his short film ‘Death Do Us Apart’.

Pierre Levasseur is French Producer who comes from the French countryside. Born and raised in the Alps, helping him nourish his creative and independent nature.

Pierre attended The Central Film school and gained his Masters in Directing Fiction. Pierre's cinematic inspiration comes mainly from fairy tales. He has always loved telling stories.

His inspiration has been fed by the work of Guillermo Del Toro, Tim Burton and George Lucas.

Hugo-Vincent is a French producer. Born in the south of France. After studying in France he has always been on the move and networking in film industry. Always positive, ambitious and determined Hugo, is Sweet Mate Productions France division.