Work
Dialect - Come Up
Producer Director: Lewis Mitchell / Owen Seabrook
Production: Tell Studio / Music: Leeds
Featured on: SBTV / GRM Daily
Words Not Weapons:
The Mavericks Project
Producer Director: Lewis Mitchell / Owen Seabrook
Production: Tell Studio / Youth Music
Featured on: Youth Music Awards / BBC News
Makerspace: Lesvos Collaboration
Director: Hamza Yakupoglu
Producer: Lewis Mitchell
Shot on a donated camera as a development opportunity for young photographer & filmmaker, Hamza Yakupoglu. The project highlights the work of the Makerspace: Lesvos.
About
Yorkshire based Producer Director in Documentary, Scripted and Commercial Film.
Bradford // Leeds, UK.
Starting out in the industry in early 2020 Lewis co-founded and established the independent production company, Tell Studio; whose clients include: Netflix, BBC Sounds, Youth Music, Ralph Lauren, War Child, NHS, SBTV, New Balance, BBC Three, and many more.
Lewis has participated on Screen Yorkshire’s Flex Development Programme and the BFI & Film Hub North’s Creative Producer Lab.
The studio is a founding member of The New Monday – an innovative space to bring together and support Yorkshire’s creative community – alongside: Channel 4, The LEP, Wise Owl Films, We Are the Allies, Leeds Digital Festival and Leeds City Council.
With experience working across multiple forms of visual content, Lewis is also highly motivated by, and continues to draw on experience from his transdisciplinary background in engineering, sustainable development and the third sector. He resonates on projects with people at their heart. Those rooted in contemporary issues, taboo and (sub)culture.
SLATE –
THE PENDLE WITCH CHILD.
A BFI funded short film set amongst England’s most infamous Witch trial, the Pendle Witches. Written by Emma Swinton and Emily Carlton.
MORE THAN JUST A VAN.
Exploring the process of grief through a hybrid documentary – music video collaboration with musician, George Bloomfield. Funded by Youth Music.
CUT SHORT.
Fighting Against Knives in the North. ‘If they’ve got one, I need one.’ Sarah, a bereaved mother, and Vilson, a young ex-offender, try to understand knife crime in Leeds.
LEODIS.
Leeds 1983. Six souls caught in a chance encounter come to find themselves hurtling through time. Experiencing life a day every decade. Developed alongside writer Cathianne Hall and director Martin Clark as part of Screen Yorkshire’s Flex programme.
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