Jo Pearce
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Jo Pearce graduated from Swansea University in 1999. After gaining a place on the British Airways graduate scheme she left the airline for television. She worked for Carlton Television on flagship brands such as Inspector Morse and I Want to be a Millionaire. In 2002 she left the company to work for the BBC. Working at BBC Wales and alongside Julie Gardner she manages and produces the creation of New Media innovation projects for Doctor Who including the Tardisodes, Attack of the Graske and Torchwood.
Pearce was nominated for a Producers Craft Bafta in 2006 for the Dr Who interactive game, Attack of the Graske. She has also gained nominations in other awards both nationally and within the Welsh media arena throughout her career.
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