Projects
- WONDERKIDWONDERKID is a short film by Rhys Chapman, which tackles one of football's biggest issues - homophobia. Starring Chris Mason and featuring Sky Sports' Martin Tyler, Alan Smith and Geoff Shreeves, the film depicts the inner turmoil of a gay professional footballer. WONDERKID launched at the Raindance Film Festival, debuted on television with Sky Sports and has received over a million views online.
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Work history
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Creative ProducerSelf Employed
- London, United KingdomFreelance
Delivering campaigns, creative and strategic counsel for sports, culture and community clients.
- Produced AM98: Midnight Express and Football London content for Nike
- Creative and strategic consultation on the FIFA20 campaign for adam&eveDDB
- Creative Development for Chivas Regal Whiskey and MOFILM
- Launched football culture zine Stiles
- Produced crowdfunding campaign for tech start-up TAUR
- Developed short film Ryan Can’t Read for Academy Award-winners Slick Films
- Developed ‘Ryan Can’t Read’ with Oscar-winning production company Slick Films
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LecturerSelf Employed
- United KingdomFreelance
Lecturer teaching filmmaking, inclusion and diversity, marketing & PR.
- Delivered seminars and workshops for Kick It Out and the Premier League for clubs including Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur
- Led a directing course for the BFI at Pinewood Studios with Creative Media Skills
- Lectured Master’s students on the International Film Production MA at De Montfort University
- Hosted talks with young filmmakers at the 2016 BFI Future Film Festival
- Keynote speaker on marketing short films to agencies including Wavemaker and Exposure PR
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Skills
- Film Production
- Film Directing
- Digital Marketing
- PR Campaigns
- Social Media Management
- Events Production
- Video Advertising
- Creative Concepts
- Creative Stragegy
- Consulting
Education
Awards
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Official SelectionRaindance Film Festival
WONDERKID was selected as part of the official selection at the 2016 Raindance Film Festival in London