Charles Harris
Film maker, writer and educator
Charles has been helping writers and film makers realize their dreams for over fifteen years
Charles started in the film industry as a projectionist in a dubbing theatre, where he learned about filmmaking by watching the very end of the process. From there, he moved to TV as a cutting-room assistant before becoming an editor for BBC and LWT and then finally director of TV documentaries and video.
The time he spent as a photographer early in his career can be seen in his strongly visual style and his work has won international prizes. This led to his first feature as director, 'Paradise Grove', a darkly comic coming-of-age story starring Ron Moody and Rula Lenska, which won awards including Best New Director in Palm Springs.
Charles is also a director of Euroscript, the acclaimed training organisation for writers.
