Abbie Hills is a multi-hyphenate professional in the entertainment industry. With 15 years of experience across a variety of roles, Abbie has worked everywhere from a costume trainee on a Hollywood film to an Access Coordinator on more than 25 productions.

Her wide-ranging experience across roles and genres gives her a realistic understanding of what it takes to build a career in entertainment - all while living with cerebral palsy.

Abbie’s work as a Talent Agent and business founder has earned her multiple accolades, including Positive Role Model for Disability at the National Diversity Awards (2021), Women of the Future Awards (2024) , #ialso 100 Entrepreneurs (2025), and the D-30 Diversability Disability Impact List (2025)

Abbie is a member of BAFTA Connect and is a WFTV Mentee in 2026

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So - that’s my CV-lite version. Working in the industry since I was 15 has taught me a lot along the way, and now I want to share that knowledge.

My first acting job was getting dragged across a golf course in the snow.

At 23, I quit my job selling furniture and started a Talent Agency that now represents over 40 clients across the UK.

I got over my fear of public speaking and have since spoken at events including Cannes Film Festival, Edinburgh International Film Festival, and BFI Flare.

I was also among the first Access Coordinators to be trained in the UK and am now represented by Casarotto Ramsay & Associates.

I currently have a slate of projects in various stages, from development through to completed. I tell female led stories about youth, culture, and the strange feeling of always arriving a moment too late. More on that here.

Writer, Producer, Speaker, Access Coordinator.