Statten Roeg has worked in production and development for 15 years. He was a development assistant at Recorded Picture Company and Hanway, where he was involved with the development of the Oscar nominated Kon-Tiki, as well as David Cronenberg’s Dangerous Method and Jim Jarmusch’s Only Lovers Left Alive. He then worked for Steve Barron’s production company, Riley Productions, where he produced the Sundance Official Selection Brahman Naman. He went on to work for Dominic Minghella’s Island Pictures and was a script editor on the History Channel television program Knightfall. He has also done freelance development for Charles Dorfman’s Buckland Productions and produced the award-winning documentary Undercover in the Alt-Right for anti-racist campaign group Hope Not Hate.