Tanya Stephan

Director

Tanya Stephan is a BAFTA and multi award-winning British documentary director and series director. She is best known for her feature length documentary "The Missing Children" (2021) which won the BAFTA Specialist Factual Award 2022 and the Royal Television Society TV Journalism Award for Best Documentary Current Affairs International 2022. Her films address major current affairs stories and challenging social issues though people's personal stories (Sheridan Smith: Becoming Mum, 2020). She trained in Documentary Directing at the National Film & TV School in the UK, and went on to direct many prime time documentaries for British TV and international broadcast.

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Tanya Stephan Movies & TV Credits

Title	Rating	Job	Role(s)	Year
Muslim School Movie		Actress	Narrator	2009
Panorama TV Show	7.2	Directing	Director 1 Episode	1953
Muslim School Movie		Directing	Director, Cinematography	2009
The Missing Children Movie	7.8	Directing	Director	2021
Title	Rating	Job	Role(s)	Year

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Tanya Stephan

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