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Sverre Sørdal FNF

Sverre’s features include BIFA / BAFTA nominated Country Lines directed by Henry Blake, award winning Unruly directed by Malou Reymann which will receive its World Premiere at TIFF, and Sister Midnight, directed by Karan Kandhari which premiered at Cannes Directors Fortnight 2024. He shot documentary feature Cries to the Border directed by Matthew Halsall on location in Korea, and his shorts include Gus & Sons directed by Henry Blake as well as La La Means I Love You directed by Margarita Milne. Whilst attending the NFTS he also shot BAFTA nominated and BIFA winning short film Slap and the award winning & high-octane Group B, starring Richard Madden, both directed by Nick Rowland.

Sverre received a nomination from IMAGO for the Best Emerging Cinematographer of 2020 for his work on feature County Lines.

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Soraya Gilanni Viljoen

Soraya is a multi-disciplinary artist whose body of work encompasses narrative, commercials, music promos, exhibitions and installations. Throughout any design process her focus centres on the narrative, and how certain details interact to create a distinctive, original and expressive world.

Soraya’s drama work includes Adura Onashile’s feature Girl, and Blue Jean directed by Georgia Oakley. She also designed BAFTA winning short Dreamland, and Rise, directed by Hannah Renton, which is currently screening at festivals worldwide.

Soraya is also the Art Director of Tilted Axis Press, a not for profit press.

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Stella Heath Keir

Stella edited the feature, Girl, directed by Adura Onashile, which was nominated in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at Sundance, as well as Chloe Abrahams’ BIFA winning feature documentary The Taste of Mango. Other work include Netflix’s feature documentary How To Rob A Bank as well as award winning shorts including Molly Manning Walker’s Good Thanks, You?, Ruth Greenberg’s Run starring Niamh Algar and End-O directed by Alice Seabright. 

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Haelwyn Adams

Haelwyn Adams is a South African Hair, Makeup & SFX Designer based in London. Haelwyn has a diverse skillset with the ability to work with all hair and skin types as well as do prosthetic pieces. Haelwyn has designed for directors like Joe Stephenson, Rich Hill and Dan Emmerson, and for brands, Haelwyn’s clients include Nike, Call of Duty and BMW.  For longform work, Haelwyn designed the feature For Life written and starring Bret Goldstein and directed by William Bridges, the feature Lord of Misrule directed by William Brent Bell and the Netflix Docu-series Who Killed Jill Dando? directed by Marcus Plowright.

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