"She finds the work thrilling," said writer Catherine Moulton, who is partially Deaf and skilled in lip-reading herself.
Ayling-Ellis went on to discuss why being sought out by the police is so important for Alison within the context of her disability.
"I can relate to that experience. Before I did any of this, I worked in [a supermarket], I worked as a gardener, I was a seamstress, but I never got promoted and never got to work my way up.
But Ayling-Ellis also has another connection to the story.
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The series is set in Canterbury, which is a place that means a lot to her.
"I put elements of that into it too, but don't tell them! All my friends are very 'Canterbury culture' and we loved buying clothes from vintage shops or charity shops. I wanted that for Alison as well, getting second-hand jumpers and mix-and-match clothes."
"Kent has a high rate for organised criminal gang activity," she added.
Read on for everything you need to know about where Code of Silence was shot.
Code of Silence filming locations: Where was the ITV crime thriller shot?
"We wanted to [film there]," said Arnold during a Q&A. "It actually just became really logistically difficult for us to actually get down there and film.
So, to get around that they "shot a fair bit around the M25 – St Albans was quite a good fit for us to replicate Canterbury, along with various other places around Berkshire and Hertfordshire [including Hemel Hempstead]", she added.
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