Films | Jordan Carroll Film | UK

Films

I come from a film production background and apply a cinematic style to all my work

The Day the Tea Stood Still is a comedy micro-short about a builder ordering a cup of tea in a hipster cafe.

Making narrative films to short encourages people to watch your content through social media as it is less of a commitment and shows how quickly you can tell a story.

'To My Father' is a spoken-word film starring Nadia Emam.

It explores the relationships we build with one another and the lasting impact they have on us.

Shot in the Peak District National Park at sunrise towards the end of summer, this piece is one of the most beautifully shot works I've done to date.

The film is currently having a successful run at Film Festivals around the world.

'Oh Messy Life' was a film I created early on in my career but still lasts as one of my proudest achievements.

We pulled this off with a very minimal budget, yet managed to be quite successful at film festivals around the UK. It won best short film at Leeds International and Thurrock International in 2013

I worked as the DoP on this project.

Abel was the first narrative short film of mine that was fully funded. We had a large crew and the team worked tirelessly over the course of several months to make this a realisation.

The star of the film reflected on his own life when he wrote the original script for theatre and a collective effort was made to transform it into a screenplay.

I Directed this film.

J O R D A N C A R R O L L F I L M