See-Saw Films hires Ben Irving from Fifth Season as a joint managing director, as Helen Gregory steps down from the Slow Horses producer. See-Saw is a UK-based Brit TV and film banner behind Apple TV+ spy thriller Slow Horses, and it also has an upcoming Apple original feature, Tenzing.
Irving joins in an executive capacity working alongside Simon Gillis, who already holds a joint managing director role. Deadline reports that Irving comes from Fifth Season, where he serves as creative director of international scripted content. Variety likewise describes his Fifth Season role in international scripted.
Both outlets say Gregory leaves after about five years at See-Saw, where she helps shape the company’s television slate. Deadline notes there is no announced information about Gregory’s next role, while Variety similarly frames her departure as a change in leadership at the banner. The articles do not indicate immediate changes to See-Saw’s ongoing productions beyond the management transition.
