Sophie is an award-winning documentary filmmaker. She has an exceptionally strong reputation for bringing her stories to life through powerful and emotive characters that are at the core of her films.Most recently she has been nominated for her BAFTA and RTSnominated film ""My Dead Body"" (CH4) about a single mother from Deal whose death bed decision will go on to save thousands of people after her. Just before that ‘Living Donor’ a film about the worlds first female transplant surgeon Nancy Ascher, for the Netflix four-parter ‘Surgeon’s Cut’ which was awarded an Emmy, a BAFTA and an RTS award. Prior to that her feature documentary, also a Netflix Original My Beautiful Broken Brain’ featured the story of Lotje Sodderland, a woman who's life was turned upside down by a brain haemorrhage and was executive produced by David Lynch and nominated for an Emmy as well as receiving a special mention from the jury for best female director. Sophie is also behind award winning films such as BBC2’s ‘Me, My Mouth and I’ about disability activist Jess Thom, the highly acclaimed, ‘Your Life In Their Hands’, ‘Edge of Life’, 'Nicola Roberts and The Truth about Tanning’' and ‘Do You See What I See?’ and many more.

Dunstan was lead vocalist with Chumbawamba for 23 years. He produced a soundtrack for Channel 4s ""Whatever A Teenage Musical"" in 2004, which was nominated for the RTS Craft Award for Best Original Soundtrack. He is Executive Producer on Jeanie Finlay’s “Sound It Out” [2011] and Toby Amies’ film “The Man Whose Mind Exploded” [2013]. In 2009 he toured China with Sham 69 and made a feature length documentary about the experience called ""This Band Is So Gorgeous!” which was nominated for the IDFA Melkweg Best Music Documentary 2012. His feature documentary about the UK folk-punk band the Levellers “A Curious Life” [completed 2014] charted at number 2 in the DVD music chart in Spring 2015. He appeared in and co-directed “I Get Knocked Down” with Sophie Robinson which has screened extensively around the UK. He has recently written and performed a one man show “Am I Invisible Yet?” which was directed by Sophie Robinson and toured around the UK throughout 2022.