Joana Caiano is a Portuguese director with a bold visual style and a satirical edge.
Her work often uses subtle, character-driven comedy to explore human dilemmas. Joana strives to work closely with talent to craft authentic, emotionally grounded performances. She’s open-minded and creative whilst having a rigorous eye for composition, pacing, performance nuances and sound design. Joana began her career directing music videos before expanding into narrative and commercial work. Her commercial portfolio includes campaigns for brands such as Nestlé, Hinge, and Compal. She has directed several short films and is currently in post-production on a debut feature documentary while developing a fiction feature.
KNOWN TRICKS — documentary nerve · fiction with teeth · music videos ·
NATURAL HABITAT — Lisbon / London.
LAST SIGHTING — Iceland, allegedly. scouting Icebreakers.
Tom Bailey is an award-winning director and editor whose films are absurd, surreal and character-driven, told with a sharp comic edge and a strong eye for world-building and visual design.
His skillset spans the full process: he draws his own storyboards and is heavily involved in art direction, puts his actor's training to work directing performance and shaping emotional arcs, and has hands-on experience in post-production and VFX.
Bailey directs commercials for brands including Hoxton Hotels, The FA and Clorox, and social content for Currys, Lloyds, Tesco, Auto Trader and Just Eat. Music videos for Universal Music Group and Interscope, and artists including D Double E, Songer, Texas and Elliot James Reay. He also edits for clients including Nike, Adidas, Calvin Klein, Somesuch, Dazed, BBH and AMV.
His short film 'Satisfaction' was BIFA and BAFTA-qualifying and screened on Omeleto, Centerframe and Yoreflix with over 200K views. 'The History of Nipples' played internationally, including Short of the Week, Slamdance and FrightFest, while other shorts have played Berlinale, Raindance, London Short Film Festival and Aesthetica.
Recent work includes directing comedians Asim Chaudhry and Josh Berry as part of a growing slate of social-first campaigns for advertising agency Fabric. Sci-fi web series, Furi, is now picking up festival recognition. Meanwhile, he is developing feature projects.
Bailey has a background in fine art, is an alumnus of Arts University Bournemouth and the Berlinale Talent Campus, and has studied Meisner technique and improv comedy.
Harvey is a film collective. We blend traditional film craft with new technologies and a little mischief. Shapeshifting to suit any brief.
Andy Lambert is a London-based director working across live-action and AI filmmaking, bringing a distinctive blend of comedy, cinematic style and visual storytelling to both.
His commercials for brands including Nike, Guinness, Coca-Cola and Honda have taken him around the world, with work for companies including Partizan, Blink and The Sweet Shop. His riotous office-football spot for The Sun won Gold at the Sportel Awards.
Alongside his live-action work, Andy now directs AI commercials, with projects for brands including Oddbox, WizzAir and Absolute Collagen. His independent AI films range from political satire to Apocalypse Lost, an ironic mockumentary about disappointed survivors of a robot apocalypse that never happened.
His wider work includes BBC and Channel 4 documentaries, comedy shorts for Film London and the BFI, and the award-winning The MUTE Series, deadpan films made with a single dialogue-free shot.
