Emma Sullivan

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.

Director.
Writer: Shaun Prendergast.
Producer: Anthony Quinn.

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.