Abbie Hills is a multifaceted British creative professional—an actor, writer, producer, and talent agent—dedicated to fostering inclusivity within the film and television industry. Born in 1995 and based in Southampton, she is the founder and director of The Dazey Hills Company, a talent agency and production company that champions emerging and underrepresented talent.

Diagnosed with left-sided hemiplegia, a form of cerebral palsy, at the age of two, Abbie has navigated the entertainment world with resilience and determination. Her early experiences in acting, including a role in a true crime documentary at 15, laid the foundation for a career that spans various facets of the industry. She has worked in costume departments, production assistance, and art departments, contributing to notable projects such as "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny," "Silent Witness," and "The Responder'

As an Access Coordinator, Abbie plays a crucial role in ensuring that D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent talent receive the support they need on set, acting as a liaison between individuals and production teams.

Her commitment to diversity and inclusion has been recognized with the Positive Role Model Award for Disability at the National Diversity Awards in 2021. Beyond her professional endeavors, Abbie is also a mentor, guiding individuals making their first steps in the industry, and is currently working on her first novel.

Abbie's personal experiences with cerebral palsy have fueled her advocacy for greater representation and support for adults with disabilities in the media. She emphasizes the need for broader understanding of the spectrum of cerebral palsy and advocates for more resources and support for adults living with the condition.