CEO & Producer
Nigel Odell is the CEO of Clock End Films. He began his career in London where he produced a number of award winning shorts at the National Film & TV School, corporate & music videos and his first feature Funny Man with Christopher Lee.
In 1998 he co-founded Melbourne based Instinct Entertainment where he produced features Muggers, Till Human Voices Wake Us, Strange Bedfellows & Torn. During his time at Instinct he was also a member of Film Victoria’s Evaluation Advisory Committee and served two terms on the Screen Producers Australia Council.
In 2006 he became Australian Head of Production and Acquisitions at LA based Arclight Films where he produced Long Weekend. In 2010 he joined the University of Melbourne’s Victorian College of the Arts to run the Producer Post Graduate Diploma Course.
In 2012 Nigel recommenced production activities with Cliffy, a telemovie for the ABC. He then Executive Produced two seasons of Hoges: One Night Only, a nationwide one man show with Paul Hogan as well as being an Executive Producer at Melbourne based TVC production company Crank Films. In 2018 he produced The Very Excellent Mr Dundee with Paul Hogan and Jacob Elordi. He is currently running a development slate of a dozen films and TV projects.
Development & Marketing Executive
Jenna Cosgrove is an award-winning screenwriter and director represented by Circle of Confusion in the U.S., who also rep such creatives as The Wachowskis (The Matrix) and Joe Robert Cole (Black Panther). She has been mentored by Tom Benedek, the writer of the Oscar-winning sci-fi classic Cocoon, directed by Ron Howard. She has also worked with Stephen Corvini, Emmy-winning producer of SBS’s Safe Harbour on development of a genre series.
Jenna wrote and directed the sci-fi thriller, Stream, which premiered at Oscar-qualifying Flickerfest, and a sci-fi web series funded by Screen Australia. She produced the sci-fi comedy Nova Star with Daniel Armstrong, which premiered at MonsterFest and screens on Amazon Prime and Tubi.
Jenna is the host of Lost Women on TikTok, with 60k followers and over 8 million views. She’s also written extensively for Andrea Joshua Asnicar’s hit YouTube horror channel, including There Is No Antimemetics Division, which has 1.3m views and featured in Empire Magazine.
Jenna has been funded by VicScreen and the ABC and also serves as a judge for the Austin Film Festival and Flickerfest. She studied screenwriting at RMIT, where she received the VicScreen award for Most Accomplished Graduating Student.
Whether you want to discuss an upcoming release, our film consultancy services, or anything else, we’d love to hear from you
Film production company based in Melbourne, Australia, with 30+ years experience producing feature films
© Copyright 2026 Clock End Films