B19 Media is an independent production company. It produces compelling and distinctive stories for international audiences, by embracing under-represented cast, crew and production teams – especially from Africa, the African diaspora and the Global South.
Our first feature film, FREESTYLE, was produced for BBC Films and Film London, released in UK cinemas and achieved international distribution. Written by the company’s co-founder, Michael Maynard and directed by Kolton Lee, FREESTYLE was the UK’s first romance set in the world of basketball. It marked the screen debut of its gifted star, Lucy Konadu and the award-winning actor, Arinzé Kene (THE PASS). Alfie Allen (GAME OF THRONES, HBO) and Ashley Thomas (BLACK CAKE, Hulu) had early screen roles.
To support new, emerging, Global South and LGBTQ+ writer/directors we have produced their shorts. They include: LONDON TOMORROW by Nimer Rashed, SWEETHEART by Jack Taylor Cox and ESCAPE by Michael Adeyeye.
In the complex and competitive international film and TV market, compelling stories struggle to attract finance and when films are made, the enormous hurdle of a cinematic release looms. We partner with international producers to close financing and distribute their projects.
After winning the prestigious Tides of Change Award at Doc Edge, the documentary feature film, FOOD DELIVERY: FRESH FROM THE WEST PHILIPPINE SEA struggled to secure a UK release. We came on board as the distributor and secured UK theatrical screenings in London, the Midlands the North and Scotland. We are collaborating with international producers on projects set in Africa, the Caribbean, France, the United States, Poland, Italy and Spain.
Her recent credits include Executive Producer on El Jardín Que Soñamos, which premiered in the Panorama section at the 2026 Berlin International Film Festival, and Producer on Food Delivery: Fresh from the West Philippine Sea, winner of the Tides of Change Award at Doc Edge 2025.
As Head of Production at Slim Film + TV, Lincia delivered Around the World in Eighty Days (BBC One, PBS, ZDF, RAI, FTV) starring David Tennant—a UK-France-South Africa co-production filmed in South Africa and Romania with a multi-territory finance plan including broadcaster pre-sales, MEDIA and CNC grants, and tax incentives. She also delivered Mystic (CBBC, Seven, TVNZ), managing 26 episodes filmed in New Zealand.
As Executive Producer at Moonriver Content, she raised development finance by negotiating an international distribution deal, found new writing talent and wrote a pitch that secured a major record label as a co-production partner.
She produced her debut feature Freestyle for BBC Film and Film London, and six shorts including Sweetheart (BFI Network) and London Tomorrow (BFI/Virgin Media).
Lincia has experience managing budgets from £3K to over £30M and specialise's in complex international financing structures. She is a BAFTA and Production Guild member, TV Collective 2026 Breakthrough Leader, and alumna of EAVE and the Film Business School.