Joanna’s feature debut Hide and Seek was awarded the Michael Powell Award for Best British Feature at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2014.
Also a skilled self-shooting documentary director, she has been BAFTA-nominated and have had feature-length documentaries screen on TV and at international festivals.
Credits
Credits
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DateProduction (role)Project details
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Date: 2014Production (role): HIDE AND SEEK (Director & co-writer)Project details: Michael Powell Award for Best British Film - Edinburgh International Film Festival
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Date: 2010Production (role): WHERE ARE THEY NOW (Director and Writer)Project details: Short Drama
Screened at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, Glasgow International Short Film Festival, various International festivals and The London Short Film Festival where it was nominated for the Underwire ‘Best Female Character’ Award
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DateProduction (role)CompanyProject details
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Date: 2016/17Production (role): VENICE (Director/Writer)Company:Project details: Producer: Camille Gatin
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Date: 2016/17Production (role): NO TOUCHING (Director/WriterCompany: Tilt FilmsProject details: Producer: Sophie Neave
Development funding from Creative England
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DateProduction (role)CompanyProject details
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Date: 2013Production (role): LITTLE ONES (Director/Cinematographer)Company:Project details: Supported by the Kevin Spacey Foundation and Film London
Screened at the British Film Institute in 2013, London’s Underwire Festival 2013, ‘British Shorts’ Berlin (2014) and currently at festivals worldwide.
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Date: 2011Production (role): AKRAM KHAN: HOMELAND (Director/Cinematographer)Company:Project details: Channel 4 / More4
Feature-Length Documentary following the development of Khan’s show Desh
Screened at International Art Film Festival, Tel Aviv Museum of Art 2013
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Date: 2008-12Production (role): ROYAL NATIONAL THEATRE (Director and Editor)Company: RNTProject details: Nominated for a TV Craft BAFTA
Principal Filmmaker, directing and editing arts documentaries
Films include Creating Elsinore, produced to coincide with Nicholas Hytner’s Hamlet, work with Punchdrunk, background films about Chekhov and The Cherry Orchard
Interview subjects include Richard Eyre, Andre Previn and Tom Stoppard, leading academics, and theatre designers such as Bunny Christie and Vicky Mortimer
Over 50 short films produced overall for the National Theatre