James Smith

Writer, Director, Producer @Raya Films

London, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2004 — Present

Writer, Director, Producer @Raya Films

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London, GB

Creative and technical writing, direction of feature film productions, including analysis, storyboarding, on-set direction and post-production supervision.

EDUCATION

1987 — 1988

De Montfort University

PGD

1985 — 1987

Anglia Ruskin University

Higher National Diploma (HND)

SKILLS

CinematographyVideo ProductionFeature FilmsShort FilmsMusic VideosMusic IndustryCameraPost ProductionFictionVideoFilmTelevisionFilm ProductionEditingCamera OperatingScreenplaysVideo EditingDramaDirectingEntertainmentPhotographyDocumentaries

ABOUT JAMES SMITH

James Smith is a British independent filmmaker known for fast-paced, resourceful productions that consistently find global audiences. He first gained recognition with the award-winning documentary Gentlemen of the Night (2006), followed by shorts including Keep Up If You Can (2009), selected by Rutger Hauer’s “I’ve Seen Films” International Contest. His debut feature Do Something, Jake (2018) won Best Feature at the Midlands Movies Awards. Subsequent work includes the female-led thriller Agent Kelly (2020), experimental cyber-crime drama Cyberlante (2020), horror mystery Surveilled (2021), and the Hitchcock-inspired Casting Kill (2023), which earned Best Director and Best Cinematography awards internationally and a National Film Awards nomination. Comedy feature Best Geezer (2023) went on to win Best Original Screenplay and Best International Feature in Hollywood. His latest thriller, Daggers Inn, has been acquired by a Los Angeles–based sales agent, with upcoming projects Cult Night and The Finca set for release in 2026.

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