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Harry Wilding

Harry Wilding

Director

Born in Nottingham in 1984, Harry has been writing stories and making films for most of his life. Between 2000 and 2002 he studied Media at South Nottingham College, where he co-founded a small film production company called OTT Productions with Nick Archer and Kevin Woodhead. They went on to make various no-budget shorts and one no-budget feature (Dawn and the Dead). At the beginning of 2014 OTT Productions was retired and he co-founded a new company (Coalescent Films) with Nick Archer, Daemian Greaves, Bushra Greaves, Katie Ward, and much more Nottingham and East Midlands talent. In recent years, he has taken a step back from filmmaking to focus on fiction and poetry, due to the lack of budget constraints involved. He still writes in Nottingham, where he often fantasises about planning elaborate heists that steal from the rich to give to the poor. He has had short stories and poetry published, but is yet to find someone to do so with his novella, despite his mum thinking it is great.

• Nottingham, England, UK • 35 titles

Filmography

Filmography

The Void
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Movie2016en

The Void

The Writer
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Movie2020en

The Writer

Life: The Meaning
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Movie2010en

Life: The Meaning

Squashed
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Movie2005en

Squashed

Broken
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Movie2014en

Broken

Cold Warrior
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Movie2012en

Cold Warrior

The Shining (in 60 seconds)
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Movie2011en

The Shining (in 60 seconds)

Still Night
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Movie2003en

Still Night

Agency
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Movie2016en

Agency

Panic Attack
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Movie2004en

Panic Attack

Collectormania 7
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Movie2005en

Collectormania 7

Collectormania 6
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Movie2004en

Collectormania 6

Feiht
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Movie2015en

Feiht

Dragons
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MovieN/Aen

Dragons

The Writer 2
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Movie2020en

The Writer 2

The Writer 3
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Movie2020en

The Writer 3

Life According to Dan - Episode 1 : Moving Out
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Movie2007en

Life According to Dan - Episode 1 : Moving Out

The Writer 4
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Movie2021en

The Writer 4

Life: The End
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Movie2010en

Life: The End

Anarchy in the UK: The New Underground Cinema
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Movie2017en

Anarchy in the UK: The New Underground Cinema