World Premiere - Tribeca Film Festival 2019
25 Movies We Can’t Wait to See at Tribeca 2019 - Rolling Stone
Dir. Dolly Wells
Starring. Grace Van Patten, Emily Mortimer, Timm Sharp, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, John Early, Norbert Leo Butz, Condola Rashad, Mary Holland, Gary Richardson, Nat Wolff, Zadie Smith, Martin Amis & Jonathan Ames
"In her directorial debut, Wells’ style is intimate and unflinching with cinematography by Ryan Eddleston that is full of close-ups that do great work in highlighting the strong performances from Mortimer and Van Patten." Kimber Myers - theplaylist.net
Official selection at:
Tribeca Film Festival
Provincetown Film Festival
World Premiere - BFI London film festival 2018
One of Peter Bradshaw's picks of the BFI London film festival 2018
Dir. Jessica Hynes
Starring. Jessica Hynes, Shaun Parkes, Rhona Mitra, Christopher Fairbank, Anita Dobson, Sally Phillips, & Russell Brand
"evocative cinematography from Ryan Eddleston, who captures the endless expanse of the Folkestone shoreline, or lingers on the foreboding shadows of an underpass. Moments of warmth – green leaves, purple lavender – are stark in their rarity." Nikki Baughan
"There's a wonderful shot where Tina's mother catches her father living at Tina's house and it's framed as a split screen with Tina inside, the father outside, both caught in the act. And another where Tina is jogging through a street of row-houses and we pan up to see a majestic aqueduct. Or another where Tina is apparently in a beautiful field of lavender but it's really just her tiny front garden."
"Cinematographer Ryan Eddleston has done a terrific job"
Official selection at:
BFI London Film Festival
Feature Film
BALANCE NOT SYMMETRY
World Premiere - Edinburgh Film Festival 23rd June 2019
Nominated for the 2019 Michael Powell Award for Best British Feature Film
Dir. Jamie Adams
Starring. Laura Harrier, Kate Dickie, Bria Vinaite, Lily Newmark, Freya Mavor, Tamsin Egerton, Martin Bell & Scott Miller
Official selection at:
Edinburgh Film Festival
World Premiere - Edinburgh Film Festival 24th June 2019
Dir. Jamie Adams
Starring. Suki Waterhouse, Jennifer Grey, Poppy Delevingne, Craig Roberts, Richard Elis & Griffin Dunne
Official selection at:
Edinburgh Film Festival
Premiere - 12th April 2019 S4C
Wri/Starring. Hanna Jarman & Mari Beard
Produced by ie ie productions for S4C, Alice Lusher & Catryn Ramasut
World Premiere - opening Critic’s Week Venice Film Festival 2016
BIFA Douglas Hickox Award nominated 2016
Luigi De Laurentiis Award nominated at Venice Film Festival 2016
Dir. Alice Lowe
Starring. Alice Lowe, Dan Renton Skinner, Jo Hartley, Tom Davis, Kate Dickie, Kayvan Novak, Mike Wozniak, Tom Meeten, Gemma Whelan
Film of the Week - Mark Kermode
"cinematographer Ryan Eddleston shoots the crepuscular locales with a woozy, dreamy feel, conjuring a non-specific neo-noir landscape shot through with violent splashes of colour." Mark Kermode
Official selection at:
Venice Film Festival
Toronto Film Festival
Dinard Film Festival
BFI London Film Festival
Sitges Film Festival
Rotterdam Film Festival
SXSW (South by Southwest) Festival
AFI
Chicago Film Festival
Best Thriller at FantaSci Film Fest 2018
Nominated for Best Director at Underwire Film Festival
Dir. Jennifer Sheridan
Starring. Jacob Anderson, Ritu Arya, Robin Hill
"Both cinematically and thematically, The Super Recogniser reminded me a lot of Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror series, due to the ominous sci-fi and mystery elements. The Super Recogniser is a perfect short film. It’s visually stunning."
Music Video
Toy Drum – Void and Form
Dir. Alice Lowe
Starring. Kate Dickie
"Shot with cinematographer and fellow Prevenge collaborator Ryan Eddleston, the brooding electronica of the track is given pitch perfect visuals (including some rather clever shifting of aspect ratios at just the right moments) to match it’s complex breakbeats and entrancing combination of the soothing and the unnerving.
Most impressively, the video contains no computer effects at all. Shot on a tiny kaleidoscopic set measuring 4ft by 8ft, the beautiful visuals were created via ink, water, milk, food colouring and other such liquids. The effect is mesmerising and further proof, if any were needed, of Lowe’s incredible mind at work." The Velvet Onion
More Work
Dir. Dolly Wells [ info ]
Dir. Dolly Wells
Starring. Grace Van Patten, Emily Mortimer, Timm Sharp, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, John Early, Norbert Leo Butz, Condola Rashad, Mary Holland, Gary Richardson, Nat Wolff, Zadie Smith, Martin Amis & Jonathan Ames
"In her directorial debut, Wells’ style is intimate and unflinching with cinematography by Ryan Eddleston that is full of close-ups that do great work in highlighting the strong performances from Mortimer and Van Patten." Kimber Myers - theplaylist.net
Official selection at:
Tribeca Film Festival
Provincetown Film Festival
Dir. Jessica Hynes [ info ]
Dir. Jessica Hynes
Starring. Jessica Hynes, Shaun Parkes, Rhona Mitra, Christopher Fairbank, Anita Dobson, Sally Phillips, & Russell Brand
"evocative cinematography from Ryan Eddleston, who captures the endless expanse of the Folkestone shoreline, or lingers on the foreboding shadows of an underpass. Moments of warmth – green leaves, purple lavender – are stark in their rarity." Nikki Baughan
"There's a wonderful shot where Tina's mother catches her father living at Tina's house and it's framed as a split screen with Tina inside, the father outside, both caught in the act. And another where Tina is jogging through a street of row-houses and we pan up to see a majestic aqueduct. Or another where Tina is apparently in a beautiful field of lavender but it's really just her tiny front garden."
"Cinematographer Ryan Eddleston has done a terrific job"
Official selection at:
BFI London Film Festival
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FEATURE FILM [ info ]
Dir. Jamie Adams
Starring. Laura Harrier, Kate Dickie, Bria Vinaite, Lily Newmark, Freya Mavor, Tamsin Egerton, Martin Bell & Scott Miller
Official selection at:
Edinburgh Film Festival
Dir. Jamie Adams [ info ]
Dir. Jamie Adams
Starring. Suki Waterhouse, Jennifer Grey, Poppy Delevingne, Craig Roberts, Richard Elis & Griffin Dunne
Official selection at:
Edinburgh Film Festival
Wri/Starring. Hanna Jarman & Mari Beard [ info ]
Wri/Starring. Hanna Jarman & Mari Beard
Produced by ie ie productions for S4C, Alice Lusher & Catryn Ramasut
Dir. Rhiana Yazzie [ info ]
Dir. Rhiana Yazzie
Starring. Rhiana Yazzie, Brian Watson
Dir. Alice Lowe [ info ]
Dir. Alice Lowe
Starring. Alice Lowe, Dan Renton Skinner, Jo Hartley, Tom Davis, Kate Dickie, Kayvan Novak, Mike Wozniak, Tom Meeten, Gemma Whelan
Film of the Week - Mark Kermode
"cinematographer Ryan Eddleston shoots the crepuscular locales with a woozy, dreamy feel, conjuring a non-specific neo-noir landscape shot through with violent splashes of colour." Mark Kermode
Official selection at:
Venice Film Festival
Toronto Film Festival
Dinard Film Festival
BFI London Film Festival
Sitges Film Festival
Rotterdam Film Festival
SXSW (South by Southwest) Festival
AFI
Chicago Film Festival
Produced by RoughCut Productions for Sky Arts
[ info ]Wri. Susan Wokoma
Dir. Jen Sheridan
Starring. Susan Wokoma, Daisy May Cooper
Best Thriller at FantaSci Film Fest 2018
Nominated for Best Director at Underwire Film Festival
Dir. Jennifer Sheridan
Starring. Jacob Anderson, Ritu Arya, Robin Hill
"Both cinematically and thematically, The Super Recogniser reminded me a lot of Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror series, due to the ominous sci-fi and mystery elements. The Super Recogniser is a perfect short film. It’s visually stunning."
Bio
I’m originally from Lancashire & for the last 2 decades I’ve been living in Wales. After graduating from Cardiff University in Journalism & Film, I started shooting documentaries & I was double nominated for my work on American Interior & Ivor Gurney & won a BAFTA Cymru for the latter.
Moving onto feature films, I shot the BIFA nominated Black Mountain Poets (dir: Jamie Adams) which screened at SXSW & was nominated for the Michael Powell Award at the Edinburgh International Film Festival; & then Prevenge (dir: Alice Lowe) that screened at Toronto, Venice, BFI LFF & SXSW & was nominated for the Douglas Hickox award at the BIFA’s.
From there I shot The Fight (dir: Jessica Hynes) one of Peter Bradshaw’s picks of the ‘BFI London Film Festival’ & then Good Posture (dir: Dolly Wells) which had its world premiere at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival. More recently, I’ve shot Bittersweet Symphony & Balance, Not Symmetry (dir: Jamie Adams) which are both screening at the Edinburgh Film Festival, & the latter has been nominated for the 2019 Michael Powell Award for Best British Feature Film. I’ve also shot the Raleigh Ritchie – Time In A Tree music video which screened on Vevo & had 7 million views.
Photograph by Vaughan Sivell on the location recce for Alice Lowe’s new film Timestalker with Western Edge Pictures.
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