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Neil Ely. Writer: S.A.M.. Neil is a working-class award winning neurodivergent writer and director for film and television. Neil gained critical acclaim for his short film Mirrors which he wrote and directed which premiered at the BFI Flare Film Festival and was released on Boys on Film 11 and screened at festivals across the world.
Aug 16, 2011 · Neil Ely. @neildavidely. Writer / Director (. @EyreAndEly. ) Represented by Katie Snaydon at - gemmahirst.co.uk. @GHA_Ltd. #WorkingClassWriter Proud Mencap #SupportWorker. United Kingdom m.imdb.com/name/nm5653263/ Joined August 2011. 3,206 Following.
Mar 26, 2022 · The film, written and directed by Neil Ely and Lloyd Eyre-Morgan, follows two teenage boys – both of whom are called Sam – as they form a close bond on the swings at their local park. It’s a heartfelt film that explores disability, queer love and family ties.
The award-winning writing and directing team, Neil Ely, 38, and Lloyd Eyre-Morgan, 32, said they were keen to make a film about the rarely discussed topic of disability in LGBT+ youth, as both...
Filmmaker. Biography. Neil is a working-class award winning neurodivergent writer and director for. film and television. Neil gained critical acclaim for his short film Mirrors which he wrote and directed which premiered at the BFI Flare Film Festival and was released on Boys on Film 11 and screened at festivals across the world. Related Resources.
Aug 12, 2020 · Film-making team Lloyd Eyre-Morgan and Neil Ely are a talented AMPAS (Oscar) / BAFTA-accredited team who have been making films in both feature and short form for a number of years. One of their latest works, a short film called S.A.M, focuses on the bond of coming-of-age and love between two teenage boys on a Northern England ...
Neil is a working-class award winning neurodivergent writer and director for film and television. Neil gained critical acclaim for his short film Mirrors which he wrote and directed which premiered at the BFI Flare Film Festival and was released on Boys on Film 11 and screened at festivals across the world.
