James Uren
- Director
- Editor
Cambridge / London
Credits
| Year | Role / Type | Name of Production / Director |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Director Film (Docu) | Friend in the Machine James Uren |
| 2017 | Director Film (Short) | Astroturf James Uren |
| 2017 | Director Corporate | Good / Bad Day for Home Safety James Uren |
| 2017 | Director Corporate | NHS Colonoscopy Medication James Uren |
| 2016 | Director Television / TV | Cambridge Folk Festival James Uren |
| 2016 | Director Film (Docu) | Pain in the Machine James Uren |
| 2016 | Director Film (Short) | Take 28 James Uren |
| 2015 - 2016 | Director Film (Short) | The Spirit Cabinet James Uren |
| 2015 | Director Film (Docu) | Digging to the Future James Uren |
| 2013 | Director Corporate | Future of Banking James Uren |
| 2013 | Director Film (Docu) | A World in Passing James Uren |
| 2012 | Director Film (Short) | Afterlight James Uren |
| 2011 | Director Television / TV | QVC 3D James Uren |
| 2011 | Director Film (Docu) | Elizabeth James Uren |
| 2010 | Director Commercial | Lovemoney.com James Uren |
Education
Year Qualification Where 2004 Engineering Cambridge University About me
James Uren is passionate about using emerging technology for storytelling. He has been making films for over 10 years. He has worked in a variety of roles on productions for commercial clients and funded independent film. After graduating from Cambridge with a Masters in Engineering, he started out in the industry as an engineer in the early days of high-end digital acquisition (Codex Digital). Alongside this he gained feature film experience as a sound designer (Dressing Granite, 2007) and documentary editor (Law and War in Rural Kenya, 2010), while making his own short films. In 2011 James started working solely in 3D stereoscopic and went on to win awards for his first dramatic short film (Special Mention Best Short Film, Dogville, Barcelona and 3D Innovation Award New Media Film Festival, LA). As 3D’s popularity faded, he moved to working in science and technology documentary. His recent film, Pain in the Machine, was funded by Cambridge University and has been screened at a number of international festivals. James now has a feature drama in development and a series of funded short documentaries in production under the banner Rise of the Thinking Machines.
Skills
- Licenses
- Standard Driving (PLG)
- Experienced in
- Arts
- Comedy
- Corporate
- Documentary
- Film (Feature)
- Film (LB)
- Film (Short)
- Music Promo
- Television
- Years in industry
- 6+ years
