Original Film Commissioning & NOWNESS Picks
Role: Production Assistant — Commissioning Team
Deliverables: Original short films · Editorial film selections
Role: Production Assistant — Commissioning Team
Deliverables: Original short films · Editorial film selections
NOWNESS is a global video platform showcasing films across art, culture, fashion and design. Working within the commissioning team, I contributed to the development and delivery of original productions commissioned by the platform.
As part of the commissioning team, I supported the development and delivery of original NOWNESS productions across art, culture, fashion and design. I also curated independently produced films for NOWNESS Picks, identifying and selecting work aligned with the platform's editorial vision.
A selection of NOWNESS productions I worked on:
The jookin dancer takes on masterpieces by Picasso and Matisse in a moving tour of the museum's iconic collection
A story of adolescent alienation and
individuality set in Transylvania
individuality set in Transylvania
London-based director Marie Schuller talks about her oddball film, Florin's Act of Bravery, which follows a young man in rural Romania as he creates a world for himself.
The designers invite us into their pop-hued
London home once inhabited by David Hockney.
London home once inhabited by David Hockney.
When London-based interior designer
Melissa North first visited the apartment
she now calls home, it was a run-down shared house
filled with artists, including then-unknown painter
and pop art master David Hockney.
Melissa North first visited the apartment
she now calls home, it was a run-down shared house
filled with artists, including then-unknown painter
and pop art master David Hockney.
London-based director Leonn Ward asked her friends
to think about how style affects their sense of self.
to think about how style affects their sense of self.
Sarajevo-born, London-based filmmaker
Una Gunjak returned to her native city
to capture a filmic portrait of one woman’s
experience of wearing a headscarf—all shot in 16mm
using a hand-cracked Bolex camera.
Una Gunjak returned to her native city
to capture a filmic portrait of one woman’s
experience of wearing a headscarf—all shot in 16mm
using a hand-cracked Bolex camera.
