Emma Sullivan

Director.
3 Episodes (including series Finale)
Writers: Amrou Al-Khadhi, Ed Hime, Simon Allen
Producer: Johann Knobel
Executive Producer: Richard Stokes

Director.
2 Episodes.
Producers: Nikki Wilson and Alex Mercer
Executive Producers: Chris Chibnall and Matt Strevens.
Starring: Jodie Whittaker

Director.
Producer: Kieran Murray-Smith.
Executive Producer: Richard Stokes.

Director, 1 episode.
Writer: Louise Ironside.
Producer: Annie Tricklebank.
Exec Producer: Pippa Harris.

Director, 4 episodes. BAFTA-nominated, CBBC Flagship comedy-musical show.
Producer: Dominic MacDonald.
Exec Producer: Connal Orton.

Director, 2 episodes.
Series Producer: Simon Harper.

Director, 12 episodes.
Producers: Ella Kelly, Natasha Carlish.
Exec Producer: Mike Hobbs.

Director.
Writer: Suhayla El Bushra.
Producer: Anthony Quinn.
*Winner, Fresh Futures 19 Carbon Award
*Winner of Diversity Award, Los Angeles Diversity Film Festival
*Nominated for Best Editing, Underwire Film Festival
Official festival selections include:
Norwich Film Festival, UK
Bolton Film Festival, UK
Hamilton Film Festival, Ontario, Canada
Flickers Rhode Island International Film Festival, USA
Fastnet Film Festival, Ireland
Mammoth Lakes Film Festival, California

Director.
Writer: Shaun Prendergast.
Producer: Anthony Quinn.
Screened at Aesthetica Film Festival.

Writer and Director.
Selected for the London Short Film Festival 2017 and nominated for Best Lo-budget award.

Writer and Director. Short spoof commercial.
One of five Challenge Alexa competition winners, run by Directors UK and ARRI.
*Selected for Save the Earth! Competition / Academy Awards Accredited® Short Shorts Film Festival Asia, Japan 2016.

Writer and Director. 15' thriller. A man’s desperate attempts to reconcile with his estranged wife are repeatedly thwarted by the strange old lady whose B&B he is staying in. A thriller with a surprising yet moving denouement.
Starring Joseph Mawles, Kika Markham.
Producer: Annalise Davis.
Selected by British Council.
*Winner: Best Short Film, Edinburgh Film Festival, 2009. The jury’s verdict: "We felt that this film presented a unique perspective on a topic that is becoming increasingly familiar. The approach was cinematic and ambitious and the film showed a real understanding of the short form. An intelligent and engaging story, full of suspense; with some compelling central performances and a slickness of execution that is rare in the short film form."
*Nominated for Palme d’Or, 62nd Cannes Film Festival 2009, Official Shorts Competition.
*Winner: Best Youth Jury International Film prize, Curtocircuito, International Short Film
Festival in Santiago de Compostela, Spain.
*Nominated for Best Director, Grand OFF, World Film Awards, Poland.
*Jury Special Mention, Alcine, Madrid, Spain.
*Won Public Prize for Best Film, Une Nuit Trop Courte, Grenoble, France.
*In Competition at The Toronto CFC Worldwide Short Film Festival, 2009.
Other festivals include:
*Brooklyn Film Festival, NY, USA, 2009.
*London Film Festival, UK, 2009.
*Stockholm Film Festival, Sweden, 2009.
*Sao Paulo Film Festival, Brazil, 2009.
*Expresión en Corto International Film Festival, Mexico, 2009.
*Warsaw Film Festival, Poland, 2009.
*Athens International Film Festival, Greece, 2009.
*Bristol Brief Encounters, UK, 2009.
*St John’s International Film Festival, Canada, 2009.
*Rehobath Festival, USA, 2009.
*Ismaila Film Festival, Egypt, 2009.
*Curto Circuito, Santiago de Compostela, Spain, 2009.
*Cinessonne, European Film Festival, France, 2009.
*Tinklai Film Festival, Lithuania, 2009.
*Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival, Taiwan, 2009.

Writer and Director. 18' drama. A long English summer and Katie is bored. As a last resort, she seeks out sherry and companionship in Dorothy, her grandmother. Dorothy wants to go home, though, and the two form an unlikely alliance whose days are numbered.
Producer: Annalise Davis.
Graduation Film from National Film and Television School.
Selected by British Council.
*Screened at The Los Angeles Short Film Festival, 2005.
*Screened at Poitiers International Student Film Festival.

Writer, Director, and Producer. 23'.
Friendship and unrequited love proves destructive between three self-conscious friends in London.

Writer and Director. 4' comedy. A man tries to conduct a date but is hindered by hallucinations of an ex-girlfriend.
Co-writer and producer: Annalise Davis.
*Shortlisted for the Edinburgh Film Festival, 2004.

Writer and Director. 3' experimental drama. A bloody fight takes place at a reception.
*Screened at Eat Our Shorts Festival at the National Film Theatre, London.

Writer, Director, and Producer. 7' comedy. A couple in crisis find an imaginary old lady interfering when they least expect it.
*Screened at The Show at the Royal College of Art, 2001.

Writer, Director, and Producer. 3' drama. A man asks directions from a teenager. They find they’re going to same place, then he finds out the boy is his son – but won’t tell him. Three parts are played by one actor.
* Screened at Raindance and Onedotzero, 2001.

Writer and Director. Feature film, in development.
A psychological thriller, set on the island of Menorca. When her business fails, Tess sets out to find her missing daughter, Edie, who was snatched 8 years ago. Convinced she has found her daughter, she entangles best friend, Lisa, in an increasingly dangerous situation of unravelling events

Writer and Director. Feature film, in development.
A coming of all ages story set in New York City, that follows the relationship of an uncle and his niece, from their first meeting when she is a rebel teenager and he a put-upon middle aged man, to when she is a put-upon middle aged mother, and he is the rebel septuagenarian.