Denzil Monk is founding CEO at award-winning Cornish independent film and TV production company Bosena. He produced Mark Jenkin’s Film4 backed, BIFA-winning, Cannes Directors’ Fortnight title ENYS MEN (2022) released by BFI Distribution (UK) and NEON (US); Christopher Morris's acclaimed Sheffield DocFest competition title A YEAR IN A FIELD (2023) released by Anti-Worlds (UK) and is in post-production with Jim Hosking’s third feature. Prior to this Denzil was the Associate Producer on Mark Jenkin’s BAFTA winning breakout BAIT. He is a Bard of Gorsedh Kernow and an active member of global collaborative initiative Entertainment and Culture for Climate Action (ECCA).

Executive producer, Ben Bond, has over fifteen years of experience working in independent feature films and television drama.  As a producer,  previous work includes feature films THE HUNGRY (Tiff 2017), SAY YOUR PRAYERS (2020) and THE DRIFTERS (2021) which he also directed. He has written for BAFTA winning TV drama series SKINS, and the movie KILLING BONO for Paramount Pictures, and he is the executive producer and co-creator of WHISKY WARS, an original HETV drama series with director Marc Forster (A MAN CALLED OTTO, WORLD WAR Z). He's a fellow of Bristol University and writes poetry when he's not making films. 

Rachel is a Creative Producer with a foundation in independent feature films as a Production Coordinator and Manager. Her recent credits include Andrea Arnold’s BIRD (2024) and Mark Jenkin’s ROSE OF NEVADA (2025). Rachel’s multi-award winning debut short film as Producer, UNDERBELLY (2022), won ‘Best Film’ and ‘Best Emerging Talent’ at BFI Future Film Festival 2023. She has since produced three further short films; and is currently Associate Producer for BFI NETWORK financed short PEN MARI (2025).

Rachel is across the entire slate at Bosena, in development, production and post-production. She works closely with Amanda to implement the ecosophical principles of Bosena to all projects. 

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Amanda has been part of Bosena since its inception. As Impact Coordinator she is responsible for developing Bosena’s impact strategy, and implementing sustainability, inclusivity and biodiversity planning, monitoring and reporting, focussing on practical solutions that meet Bosena’s core ecosophical principles.

Amanda has always worked in the creative industries, in film production, education and community settings, and as an artist runs her own business specialising in glass and metal work.