Jane Corden
Jane Corden is CEO of Moneypenny, the leading Film, TV & Entertainment industry financial and accounting services company in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa and now with offices in UK. Jane has worked side by side with Film Makers since 1983 and has been head of the Moneypenny Services group since 1988 growing the company from a supplier of experienced film production accountants to the “one stop financial shop” that it has become today providing services to all types of production large and small. Jane’s own film credits began with a mini series “A Fortunate Life” in 1983 followed by many more and in recent times she went back out on location as Financial Controller on Anthony Minghella’s “No 1 Ladies Detective Agency”.
Currently Jane has relocated to London to establish Moneypenny Services in the UK established April 2008 in response to the growth of international co-production and co-financing opportunities. Jane also spends up to four months a year travelling between film markets, festivals and Moneypenny offices in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and UK to support film makers in finding financial solutions.
Jane continues to do international consulting to governments having recently completed a report for the Ministry of Science and Technology in Botswana. This builds on numerous consultancies over the last ten years with federal and state governments in Australia and South Africa. Jane and her consulting team continue to research key structural issues for film producers who want to operate within today’s global environment.
Jane is a Director of all Moneypenny businesses, Production Accounting Services, Business & Tax, Bookkeeping and Wealth Management in Australia and Moneypenny Film Production Accounting SA, Moneypenny Services NZ and Moneypenny Services UK.
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