George Gamble

George Gamble is a student filmmaker who is currently studying BA Film and Media Arts Production - 2021-2024.

Over the three years he has made many different film productions, both his own and collaborations with other students which are featured in his showreel below.

George’s areas of interest have changed over the past three years, initially when he first started the course he was interested in acting and wanted to get experience in front of the camera. However, as the course has progressed George has developed an interest in editing and directing and he has found that he gains the same enjoyment from both these areas of film.

Over his time on the course, he has developed a strength in editing and developed as a script writer, through attending script writing workshops. George has been able to gain more experience of directing and become more confident as a director.

FIlms and Projects Year 3 (2023- 2024)

This year, George has taken a behind the camera role, choosing to focus more on documentary work making two documentaries. The first called, Being Partially Sighted exploring what it means and what it is like to be visually impaired. It features his friend Seb who has the condition Cerebral Visual Impairment. The second documentary is called Inside Hospital Radio about one of his interests which is radio, in particular Hospital Radio. He currently presents a show in Weston General Hospital and thought it would be interesting to find out more about this type of radio and for others to learn more about hospital radio.

Inside Hospital Radio

Being Partially Sighted

2023-2024 Showreel

Films and Projects YR 2 (2022-2023)

Grievance 6th February 2023

Grievance by Georgia Spencer, was shot on location in Perranporth. It is about 17 year old Polly Norman who goes missing after a row with her stepdad Jimmy. Does she have murder her mind ?. Whilst on location George was Assistant Director and his responsibilities included scheduling each day’s filming so that everybody knew what was being filmed and where filming was taking place, George was also clapper loader which meant he was responsible for calling the scenes and takes so that the dialogue could be easily matched up in the edit,

Mates: a conversation about mental health 28th March 2023

This film he wrote, directed, acted in and edited, so he was able to develop his idea from conception to production.

Collaborative Work Based Practise

The Quiet Artist 27th February 2023

The Quiet Artist was filmed on location in Belgium, it follows an autistic and selective mute photographer Claude who goes on a residential trip to the city. For this film, George played a character Andrew Peters who was the films antagonist, This was George’s first experience of acting in someones else’s film. He was also an adviser to the first year film crew using his pre- existing technical knowledge.

Jake in Ghent 27th February 2023

Behind the scenes documentary of the Quiet Artist featuring, The cast and crew along with others who went on the Belgium residential trip.

This year George and the other students in his group were in charge of curating the ninth Dirigo film festival which is an International student film festival. The festival’s aim is to inspire and showcase the creativity of student filmmakers worldwide.

During the festival George was one of the curative directors and had shared responsibility for the preparation of the festival screening and awards night. The group shared the job of watching the films that had been entered and selecting the ones that they thought were good enough to make the short list and win an award. This was something he enjoyed because he got to experience the different cultural traits and how other countries made their films, George was pleased that one of choices, Brown Sheep was selected for the programme and it won the best in the UK award on the night.

Other projects he has worked on

Bloodlust V1

George was first assistant director and he also advised with the camera work.

Films and Project YR 1 (2021-2022)

In his first year George created '‘Individuality’ a documentary which explores how everyone has a unique voice and different opinions. He has also worked on an experimental media film called, ’A Sense Of Place’ which he created to relax and de-stress the minds of the audience. This work was shown at the Cube Cinema on Thursday the 19th of May 2022.

George has also worked as assistant director on the Rotterdam residential film the ‘Mission’, he also played Andrew alongside Harley who played ‘the man’.

Individuality (Documentary) January 13th 2022

‘Individuality’ was shot in house at the Loxton campus (TV studio, Photography studio and A113 classroom) UCW with additional filming taking place in the local park of his home town.

A Sense of Place (Experimental Media) 19th may 2022

A sense of place an experimental media peace, which was shot on location in Vivary Park Taunton.


Social Links:

Youtube-George’s Film and Media Arts Production.