Directed by Emily Hagan. Starring Sean Cernow with Emma Eckton, Jessica Crick and Danny Lestuzzi. Iwan Gronow's third single 'Highest Symbol' is out now on all platforms here: https://ditto.fm/highest-symbol https://iwangronow.co.uk https://www.instagram.com/iwangronow https://twitter.com/iwangronow http://facebook.com/iwanGronowMusic

My contribution to collaborative short documentary project Being British by filmmaker Simon Mulvaney

Iwan Gronow's debut single 'In the Mire' is out now on all platforms https://song.link/InTheMire https://iwangronow.co.uk https://www.instagram.com/iwangronow https://twitter.com/iwangronow http://facebook.com/iwanGronowMusic The video for his debut single, ‘In the Mire’, which is out now on all platforms, was directed, shot and produced by Emily-Jade Hagan (currently working on Tin Star) "A joyous explosion of infectious melodies, pounding rhythms, and rich, deep production" - Sean Fleming “Loads of attitude, loads of swag!” - J.S.D (Producer/Rapper/Engineer/Songwriter) “That’s bloody brilliant!... …Major response online.” - Simone Marie, Soho Radio

Set in Victorian Manchester, this short film, shot mostly on super 8, follows Agnes as she arrives in Angel Meadow with young Mary. She finds solace amongst the squalor and hope for an independent life outside of upperclass society and a dark past we are yet to discover. Starring Natasha Culzac as Agnes. Alexandra Rose Wilson as Ruth. Irhuosa Osagie-Okundolor as Mary. Also starring Joanne Dakin, Heather Nelson and George Taylor. Children: Evie-Leigh Austin, Emaan Khan, Maxwell Whitelock, Isla Williams and Sienna Williams. Written, directed, produced and shot by Emily Hagan. First Assistant Director: Lewis Faithfull Director's Assistant: Sabrina Sakhai Production Manager: Howard Hagan Makeup Artist: Hannah Shaikh, Talisa Valentine Photographer: Jack Hartley Original Score composed by José Del Avellanal Carreño and performed by Nathan Fenwick

Writer/Director: Emily Hagan Producer: Jessica Da Silva Director Of Photography: Conor Chalk Focus Puller: Jean Dakar Gaffer: Mac Hughes Sound Recordist: Rory Flynn Sound Editor: Jake Tysome Original Score: Zygmund De Somogyi Production Designer: Kally Boshnakova Behind the Scenes Photographer: Jessica Slater Executive Producer: Howard Hagan Makeup Artist: Jade Robinson Makeup Assistant: Hannah Shaikh Runners: Anton Arenko, Saskia Armstrong, Courtney Town, Molly Marie Warner-Mattey Cast: Nadia: Shazia Bibi Bradley: James Nelson-Joyce Rashid: Kaz Sangha Amna (Nadia's mother): Neerja Sethi Farid (Nadia's father): Nakib Narat Marie (Bradley's mother): Rebecca Crankshaw Karen (nursery assistant): Jenna Downs Also starring Joanne Holroyd Filmed in Greater Manchester (Miles Platting, Didsbury and Oldham) Equipment supplied by Procam Manchester www.beeshortfilm.com Find us on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram @beeshortfilm

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A short documentary talking to cyclists who have been involved in dangerous collisions with vehicles on the roads of London. Directed by Emily Hagan Produced by Jessica Da Silva Cinematography by Joannah Khanji Sound Recording by Zuri Goddard Edited by Philip Kolff Researcher Teri Quappe Special thanks to: Iwan Williams, Claire Pepper, Alex Ingram, Amy Aaron-Thomas, Duncan Dollimore Met Film School

A trailer for a short documentary about the dangers that cyclists face in London

made for a first year uni project Music: Daisy by Brand New I do not own the music, all credits for the music go to Brand New

This is the completed version of the stop motion animation that I made. Filmed, Directed and Edited by Emily Hagan Music by Sigur Rós

[NOTE: you may want to watch this video full screen, in a dark room, as a lot of the footage used is dark, the sound is also important so please ensure that your device is of sufficient volume] This short film is portrayed through the eyes of the ghost of the character of Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights, by Emily Brontë. Set in present day, the ghost of Heathcliff roams the moors and the graveyard, in particular the grave of his beloved Catherine, in uncontrollable rage, yearning and sadness on remembering Catherine. The narrative of the film is to show how places can spark memories, which can then spark emotions and further cause someone to brood and reminisce the past. The aim of this video is to capture both the memories and the reality of the ghost of Heathcliff, through his eyes, and to portray the emotion in which he looks to or back on those events through how they are shown through film. The purpose of this film is for one of my final pieces for my Art A2 coursework. This film will be projected onto a life-size wire skeleton sculpture [see my tumblr page for pictures], with this film portraying the memories and life, the 'expanded mind', of this skeleton. The video footage has been carefully composed and manipulated to suit this purpose meaning that some of the footage may make more sense when shown projected onto the sculpture. Such as sections where only a small amount of life is present, but when projected onto the skeleton sculpture, which has no skull, these areas of light will be present where the skull would be, corresponding with the idea that it is the 'expanded mind' of the skeleton. Filmed by Emily Hagan Filmed using a Lumix DMC-FT1 camera Edited by Emily Hagan Edited using Adobe Premiere Pro Music: Communal Blood by This Will Destroy You- edited by Emily Hagan Majority of filming done in Haworth, Yorkshire- the home of Emily Brontë- used to try and capture the true atmosphere of the place which inspired her to write Wuthering Heights.