Hackney-born Charlotte Regan began shooting films at the age of fifteen, directing music promos for the emerging Grime scene. She also had her still photography documenting the London riots published by news outlets across the UK.
She has demonstrated an instinct for relaying human stories without relying on dialogue for exposition, and her award-winning films are dramatic, moving, and compelling by turns.
The Children's Society "Fighting for Hope" While many commercials make use of video game-style graphics to assist their narrative, few do so as poignantly as this film for The Children's Society. The piece follows a young boy as his hope swells or depletes according to his circumstances - health bar increasing when he can see a way out of his current situation, and leading to misguided choices when it swings the other way.
Hackney-born Charlotte Regan began shooting films at the age of fifteen, directing music promos for the emerging Grime scene. She also had her still photography documenting the London riots published by news outlets across the UK.
