A leading German actor who trained in Munich, with a wide range of international credits, including Joseph Vilsmeier’s Leo & Claire, Hartmut Schoen´s vom Küssen und vom Fliegen and George Milton’s Appetite.
George Lenz needed a fresh challenge. He took the knowledge and sensitivity gained in a decade in front of the camera and began producing the kinds of bold and ambitious films he always committed to as an actor.
In ‘01 he produced and acted in Detlef Bothe’s debut film Feier Tag, which won a Special Jury Prize at Munich Film Festival, and in ’04 he was a founder member of 2 many executives.
George Milton oversees the creative development for 2ME projects. He trained as a director with the groundbreaking Spitting Image TV show, and left to complete an MA at the Royal College of Art, making various award-winning shorts.
In ’97 he wrote and directed his debut feature film Appetite, theatrically released in ‘99. He formed a writing collaboration with Mark Tilton, with whom he wrote various television and feature screenplays for BBC, ITV, and FilmFour. They co-wrote The Truth, which became George’s second feature as a director in ’04.
In ‘07 he produced and directed Moonmonkeys for BBC Comedy, and was a director on the ’09 season of ITV’s Comedy Cuts.
Martino Sclavi closely oversees and develops the financial strategy for 2ME productions. He trained unofficially at the NFTS in the UK, and went on to produce groundbreaking documentaries and fiction. In 2001 Martino founded Vanity Projects with comedian Russell Brand.
In 2002 he worked alongside producer Marco Muller in his newly founded Downtown Pictures.