Myke looks after everything sound at Strawberry Blond. Myke’s skill set goes beyond that of the average noise boy. He has mixed and recorded for some of the biggest names in the music world including Jonas Blue, The Vamps, Pixie Lott and JP Cooper – to name but a few. His music production and song-writing skills have seen him write and produce for both musical artists and broadcast TV – he even wrote the theme tune for our CBBC show The Playlist. Myke has mixed for live TV in a variety of challenging situations including the BBC Radio studios, a rainforest and even once with a broken arm. Myke is also a dab hand at voiceover too and has worked with Waitrose, Thomas Cook, BBC and Nationwide. He’s the owner of a Recording Studio in Kent, supported Bring Me The Horizon, been nominated for 2 Children’s BAFTAs and has won a Broadcast Young Talent Award for Audio Production. Despite all this, Myke’s proudest achievement is – and always will be – his incredible mac ‘n’ cheese recipe.

As the only Strawberry Blond team member in their 30s, Tom carries the heavy responsibility of an entire decade on his shoulders. He started out his career on shiny floor shows like ‘Pop Idol’ and ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ but has been elbow deep in development ever since Justin Timberlake decided to bring sexy back.

With hundreds of hours of commissioned developments under his belt – from internationally distributed pop culture documentary series to a Bafta-winning children’s format, even the occasional Saturday Night entertainment hit – Tom brings a wealth of development experience to the team.

Outside of work, Tom enjoys arguing on Twitter in support of the Oxford Comma, starting then giving up hobbies after buying all the equipment, and spending time with his Bassett Hound and his wife (in that order).

Amy arrived in the UK on the back of a dragon – or so she claims. Originally from South Africa, Amy gained her first level in the Editor class at the University of the Witwatersrand, where she later earned a great deal more XP by completing a Master’s degree in Interactive Media. Her first entry into the world of film and television was as a runner on the set of Chappie where she collided with a pole while fetching sweets for Dev Patel and accidentally told Hugh Jackman to shut up. Needless to say, everyone was relieved when she decided to focus on a career in editing. She continued levelling up by cutting documentaries, magazine shows and a variety of content for big South Africans brands. When Amy isn’t in front of a computer screen honing her craft, she can usually be found practising yoga, eating copious amounts of sushi or running her home-brewed Dungeons and Dragons campaign.