Fleur Whitlock is an art director and production designer with over 30 years' experience at all levels of the film and TV industry on a wide range of productions including the Netflix hit THE END OF THE F***ING WORLD and the epic 10,000BC directed by Roland Emmerich filmed in South Africa and Namibia. She started her career working on a host of well-respected TV series such as INSPECTOR MORSE, LOVE HURTS, KAVANAGH QC, THE LAKES, RUTH RENDELL MYSTERIES and POIROT and designed over 40 episodes of the popular police series THE BILL.

Fleur has worked around the world on a variety of productions including the BBC drama documentary series DISCOVERING ANCIENT EGYPT filmed entirely on location in Egypt, KROD MANDOON & THE FLAMING SWORD OF FIRE shot in Budapest for Comedy Central and as designer on THE MOON IS A FATHER OF MINE, the fourth feature film by director George Ovashvili filmed over three months across Georgia. Her most challenging foreign assignment was to design a domestically produced soap opera in Kazakhstan (PEREKRESTOK) modelled on the BBC’s ‘EastEnders’! 

Her feature film experience is extensive and includes such diverse productions as CHURCHILL: THE HOLLYWOOD YEARS directed by Comic Strip creator Peter Richardson, LOVE & DEATH ON LONG ISLAND (starring John Hurt & Jason Priestly), an adaptation of HEIDI (starring Max von Sydow) shot in Slovenia. As Supervising Art Director on THE LIBERTINE (starring Jonny Depp, Samantha Morton and John Malkovich) Fleur was responsible for the recreation of a 17th Century Restoration theatre and many period sets on location. She designed BUTTERFLY KISSES, an independent feature that won the ‘Crystal Bear – Best Film 14 Plus’ at the 2017 Berlin International Film Festival.

In recent years, Fleur has collaborated with Grenville Horner on adaptations of OLIVER TWIST and WUTHERING HEIGHTS for the BBC directed by Coky Giedroyc; comedy series REV and EPISODES (starring Matt Le Blanc); drama series JEKYLL written by Stephen Moffat and Kay Mellor’s contemporary drama THE SYNDICATE. Fleur and Grenville co-designed HARRY HILL: THE MOVIE, a surreal and anarchic road trip with comedian Harry Hill and his pet hamster…

Other projects couldn’t be more varied: a pilot for AMC about an 18th Century surgeon (KNIFEMAN), a feature length drama for BBC about the televising of the trial of Adolf Eichmann in 1961 (THE EICHMANN SHOW), the dramatised biography of comedian Lenny Henry set in 1970s Birmingham (DANNY & THE HUMAN ZOO) and the two-part original drama MAN IN AN ORANGE SHIRT scripted by novelist Patrick Gale. Recent design projects include the Gaelic language drama BANNAN for BBC Alba set on the Isle of Skye and Channel 4 comedy pilot DELICACY.

Fleur regularly runs Production Design modules at the London Film School and Creative Media Skills (Pinewood Studios). She has taught technical drawing at Wimbledon School of Art and is a Visiting Lecturer at the London Film Academy, MET Film School (Ealing Studios), Goldsmiths University and University College of Arts (Farnham).  Since 2014, she has been involved with Art Department Masterclass workshops based in Vilnius, Lithuania.