Jenny Barraclough
TV Producer
Who is Jenny Barraclough?
Jennifer Ann Barraclough OBE is a British film and television producer. Much of her work is in television documentaries. She is also involved in a number of trusts and charities including the Grierson Trust, LEPRA, and the Razumovsky Ensemble.
Barraclough was educated at St Brandon's School, Millfield, and St Hilda's College, Oxford, where she achieved a BA Hons in English.
Barraclough was one of the first women television producers. Barraclough's film Gale is Dead was one of the first to draw attention to young homeless and drug addicts and contributed to the establishment of a House of Commons committee. Her film Women in Prison in 1972 was the first film to be shot in a women's prison in the UK. In the 1980s she made two films on Queen Elizabeth II and two on 10 Downing Street for BBC One. Barraclough also produced films on the arts, including one on the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition and a major series on the London Symphony Orchestra in 1986.
Barraclough's films on AIDS helped promote understanding of the disease in its early days. Barraclough also produced other series focused on medicine, including series on transplant surgey and the history of cancer.
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- Also known as
- Jennifer Ann
- Jennifer Ann Barraclough
- Jennifer Barraclough
- Nationality
- United Kingdom
- Profession
- Education
- St Hilda's College, Oxford
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on July 23, 2013
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