A British award-winning film-maker, who graduated with a degree in Film Studies and Media & Cultural studies from Kingston University before attending New York Film Academy to learn hands on film making.
Nazim is a very creative and passionate film-maker who has an eye for talent and story-telling. He likes to develop characters and build thought-provoking stories around them.
One of Nazim's short films (Lost Language) won an award at Manhattan Film Festival 2011 and he hopes to achieve bigger and better success in the future.
Nazim is seeking to build on his previous success and work on amazing film projects with like minded creative people and production companies.
Projects
- Freedo of the DamnedFreedom of the Damned is a short story about post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a consequence of war. Sergeant Jacob is a soldier in the U.S. army and is serving his country in Iraq. He is ordered to carry out a mission on his last night of tour. But what Jacob finds will lead him to a life shattering conclusion. Just how much can Jacob take before his conscience drags him down?
Work history
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Writer, Director, ProducerANMFilm
- New York, United StatesFreelance
Official Selection at Manhattan Film Festival 2013. Written and directed by British born film maker, Nazim Uddin. A short story about post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a consequence of war. Sergeant Jacob is a soldier in the U.S. army and is serving his country in Iraq. He is ordered to carry out a mission on his last night of tour. But what Jacob finds will lead him to a life shattering conclusion. Just how much can Jacob take before his conscience drags him down?
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Writer, Director, ProducerANMFilm
- New York, United StatesFreelance
Wrote, directed and produced this award-winning short film, Lost Language.
Skills
- Writing
- Directing
- Film Producing
- TV Production
- TV Development
Education
Awards
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Emerging Film-maker Manhattan Film Festival
Nazim won the Emerging Film-maker award for his short film, Lost Language.
It tells the story of Sofia Adams (Katherine McDonald), a young deaf woman who has tried for many years to fit into society having lost her hearing when she was a child.
One day Sofia meets David (Steve Sherman) who she falls in love with. Mean while, Sofia's mother, Mary (Cynthia Shaw) is cautious of this new man in Sofia's life and as a result of her own abusive relationship with her now deceased husband, is pessimistic about men in general. This story will take you on a mix of emotions, through the highs and lows of love and tries to convey a message; be happy with who you are.