Susie Attwood

Susie Peters is an English TV producer for various British channels including Sky Arts, BBC 4, and BBC 2, and violinist & percussionist with Stornoway.

"The Wait" and loan of violin to Syrian refugee Whilst residing at a Syriac Orthodox Church monastery, where she was making a film about Syrian Christian refugees in Lebanon, Attwood met Aboud Kaplo (then aged 14) who had been forced from his home in Aleppo during the Syrian civil war. Impressed by his talent, Attwood contacted her alma mater, Oxford University, seeking help; the administrators of the Bate Collection of Musical Instruments were so moved by Aboud's story that they sent him his first proper violin. Aboud's family applied for a visa to move to Australia, and after two years of waiting in Lebanon, they were finally granted one; the story was featured in a UNICEF campaign.

TV Source Year Project/Programme Title Channel Company 2021–present Long Lost Family: What Happened Next ITV Wall to Wall 2019 - 2020 Long Lost Family (British TV series) Wall to Wall Media 2019 Artist of the Year Storyvault Films Long Lost Family Wall to Wall Television 2018 Art 50 Sky Arts 1 StoryVault Films Handmade in Britain (w/t) BBC 2 Darlow Smithson Productions Abducted - Elizabeth I's Child Actors BBC 4 Wingspan Productions 2017 Landscape Artist of the Year - Winning Commission in Jamaica Sky Arts 1 Storyvault The Winning Commission - Portrait Artist of the Year The Wait What Larks! Productions Further Back in Time for Dinner BBC 2 Wall to Wall Television 2016 Portrait Artist of the Year Sky Arts 1 Storyvault 2015 Back in Time for the Weekend BBC 2 Wall to Wall Television 2014 Queen Victoria's Letters: A Monarch Unveiled BBC 4 What Larks! Productions Sky Arts: Portrait Artist of the Year Sky Arts 1 StoryVault Films 2013 Narnia's Lost Poet: The Secret Lives and Loves of C.S. Lewis BBC 4 What Larks! Productions Everyday Eden: A Potted History of the Suburban Garden Wingspan Productions 2012 Watchdog (BBC1) BBC 1 BBC Consumer Unit The Genius of Josiah Wedgwood BBC 2 What Larks! Productions The Great British Paraorchestra Channel 4

Discography

Tales from Terra Firma (2013) Bonxie (2015) The Farewell Show (2020) Dig the Mountain! (2023)