About

Curious Dreamers' strength lies in the diverse backgrounds of its founders - Sacha Kyle, a renowned television and theatre director, and creative producer, brings over twenty years of experience across animation, music, live-action, children's, comedy, and drama. Her work is deeply informed as an International fellow in Developmental Psychology and Children's media with an expertise in Play, an insight that has been instrumental in creating content that resonates with audiences of all ages. Giles Lamb, an experienced composer and sound designer, brings his rich background in film, television, games, and installations to the table. His work, characterised by the innovative merging of acoustic, synthesised, and found sounds, has garnered critical acclaim, adding a unique sonic depth to Curious Dreamers' projects.

Together, Kyle and Lamb have created a company that is dedicated to producing world-class content, inspiring creativity and committed to pioneering the development of new forms of storytelling through music.

Sacha Kyle, Head of Curiosity.

Sacha Kyle is an award-winning television and theatre director, writer, and creative producer with over twenty years of experience creating original content across a wide range of genres. Her work spans animation, live action, music, children’s programming, comedy, and drama, reflecting a deep commitment to storytelling and innovation across platforms.

She is professionally accredited by BAFTA and is a WFTV (Women in Film and Television) Fellow and in recognition of her contributions to children's media and early years developmental science, Sacha was named an International Children’s Media Fellow by the LSX Jacobs Foundation and New America.

Her animated series Hushabye Lullabye, commissioned by CBeebies/BBC, has received widespread acclaim and is the recipient of two Royal Television Society Awards: Best Children's Television Programme and Best Animation. The show continues to reach global audiences and is available on major platforms including YOUKU (China), NRK (Norway), YLE (Finland), Daekyo Kids (South Korea), and TVO (Canada).

Expanding beyond the screen, Hushabye Lullabye has grown into a cross-media brand. The first picture book from the series, Goodnight Dreams, was published by Little Door Books, and the series’ music albums have amassed over 10 million streams across Spotify and Apple Music, offering a rich and immersive bedtime experience for children and families worldwide.

In addition to her creative work, Sacha plays a key role in developing new talent and shaping the industry. She currently serves as a Screen Ireland assessor and is a mentor and coach for the Children's Media Association (New York and International), as well as for the UK’s Manipulate Visual Arts and Animation Festival. In these roles, she supports emerging and established creatives in bringing bold, meaningful stories to life.

As a consultant and development producer, Sacha collaborates with leading broadcasters and production companies, helping to shape innovative, high-quality original content. She is deeply passionate about content that inspires, entertains, and supports children’s development, and continues to advocate for excellence and diversity in storytelling.

Giles Lamb, Chief Dreamer.

Giles is a multi-award-winning composer, sound designer and creative director with over 25 years of experience across film, TV, animation, games and immersive media.

He has scored globally acclaimed projects including Dead Island (Deep Silver), Valhalla Rising (BBC Films), Sucker Punch Trailer (Warner Bros.), The Brilliant World of Tom Gates (Sky), Hushabye Lullabye (CBeebies), and Secret Life of Boys (CBBC). His work has earned RTS and BAFTA Scotland awards, a Cannes Golden Lion, and Best Original Score at the Music+Sound Awards.

Giles has composed music for countless documentaries (Slow trains with Girff Ryhs Jones, Empires of Silver, Holy Hell), Game CInematics (Including the award winning Cannes Golden Lion winning Dead Island), Animations and commercials. He has 10 studio albums with his work at the intersections of modern classical and ambient soundtracks, very often merging acoustic, synthesized and found sounds. To listen to more of Giles's music check out www.gileslamb.com