Henry Dean

Henry Dean

Director -- Films, Commercials & Music VideosLondon, United Kingdom
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Henry Dean

Henry Dean

Director -- Films, Commercials & Music VideosLondon, United Kingdom
About me
Henry has a penchant for the in-between moments, the often overlooked details that make a life rich and wonderful. His work has a global appeal, after living in Paris and Las Vegas and returning to his native London. He combines emotional vulnerability with outside-the-box concepts — his work exists in its own universe while being grounded in the organic stories he uncovers within the characters and places he studies. He's not one to shy away from big ideas, crafting them into beautifully intricate work with strong narratives and a striking aesthetic. Henry’s hustle across the music and culture sectors has led to him having a unique and varied portfolio of both still and moving image work. His sharp sense of humour and stylish sensibilities have led to him carving out a sought-after niche in the commercial space. He loves doing things differently and bringing a human element to the extraordinary. If you want to stand out, you want Henry on your side.
Projects
  • CONCERN WORLDWIDE // "Nothing Kills Like Hunger"
    CONCERN WORLDWIDE // "Nothing Kills Like Hunger"An intensely personal charity film for the Ireland-based international organisation Concern Worldwide, highlighting the need for ongoing support in war-torn regions to prevent young people succumbing to hunger. More children die of hunger and related diseases than conflict. This film tells the story of Walid, a young refugee who despite overcoming a life full of disaster and pain, has his fate cut short by this invisible killer. It is brought to life through a hybrid blend of narrative scenes an
  • DR. MARTENS // "How To Break In"
    DR. MARTENS // "How To Break In"Breaking in is a rite of passage. Everyone’s got their own approach. Some more… imaginative than others! ‘How To Break In’ is a zany comedy-driven commercial laying out the DOs and DON’Ts of breaking in a brand spanking new pair of Dr. Martens. DISCLAIMER: NO PUNK GRANDMAS WERE HARMED IN THE MAKING OF THIS FILM. Client: Dr Martens Agency: Breaks Production Company: FAMILIA Director: Henry Dean Producer: Ryan Morgan Cinematographer: Charles Mori Art Director: Lucy Cooper Editor: Leah Burton @
  • MJ Cole Presents MADRUGADA
    MJ Cole Presents MADRUGADA‘Madrugada’ is a film about serenity, a peek into the solitary magic of night turning into morning. As MJ Cole’s musical offering moves out of the club and into other spaces, we wanted to make a film that did the same thing. We wanted to show that at this forgotten hour, there’s more on offer than emptying dancefloors. This madrugada period turns the world around us into a playground of opportunity. We love, we nurture, we play, we work - we live our lives in a way that is unique to this time.
Work history
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    Freelance Film DirectorHenry Dean
    London, United KingdomFreelance
    Films, commercials, branded content & music videos. henrydean.co.uk
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    Familia Films logo
    Commercials & Music Video DirectorFamilia Films
     - London, United KingdomFreelance
    UK, USA & Netherlands representation for commercials and music videos.
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Skills
  • Directing
  • Filmmaking
  • Visual Storytelling
  • Comedy
  • Narrative
  • Documentary
  • Photography
  • Creative Ideas
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Acting Performing
Education
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    CertificateSungkyunkwan University
     - Las Vegas, United States
    Online certificate in Transmedia Storytelling.
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    Bachelor of Arts (BA) University of Nevada Las Vegas
     - Las Vegas, United States
    BA in Film, with a specialisation in Directing. Graduated Summa Cum Laude.
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Awards
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    Ad of The DayCampaign Live
    Awarded for Dr. Martens "How To Break In", directed by Henry Dean
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    Pick of The DayDavid Reviews
    Awarded for Dr. Martens "How To Break In", directed by Henry Dean