Alison Butler has been working in Film and Television since 1998.  Following a Scenography degree, Alison became interested in Animation & Puppetry while traveling through Eastern Europe and designed for a variety of puppet theatre companies before working on the much-loved Children’s TV series ‘Rosie & Jim’.  Alison continued to art direct Children’s TV for: Ragdoll, Disney, BBC and Wish Films before graduating to Designing hit shows including CBeebies’ ‘Gigglebiz’, ‘Get Well Soon’ and ‘Something Special’. 

Working with Nick Broomfield on ‘Ghosts’ confirmed Alison’s passion for Film and after collaborating on several low budget features, Alison Designed the suburban thriller ‘Cherry Tree Lane’ for Director Paul Andrew Williams. The next 15 years would see Alison Designing for companies including: Warp Films, Sid Gentle, Steel Mill Pictures, AMC, World Productions, Sky, BBC and DNA Films. Collaborating with Directors including: Michael Keillor, Lucy Kirkwood, Matt Holness, Jim Loach, Vanessa Caswill, William Brent Bell, Coky Giedroyc, Rachna Suri and Paul Andrew Williams. 

Most recently, Alison has Designed the much-acclaimed BBC Drama, ‘Best Interests’, written by Jack Thorne and directed by Michael Keillor; ‘Lord of Misrule’, a horror Feature, directed by award-winning Director William Brent Bell; and Amazon Prime’s ‘Fifteen-Love’, a MeToo story set in the world of tennis, directed by Eva Riley and Toby MacDonald. Alison is currently in prep on William Brent Bell’s next Feature, ‘The Ascent.’

In-between Filming, Alison enjoys writing and photography, and swimming in any outdoor water that she can find.