Director - Joe Cornick
Joe's journey into filmmaking and photography began at a young age, driven by an insatiable curiosity for visual storytelling. At school, his passion for cinema led him to install 35mm projectors in his local community hall, where he organised monthly celluloid screenings. This hands-on experience not only deepened his love for traditional film but also connected him with key figures in the industry.
His dedication and passion landed him a sought after position at Panavision, London, where he spent three years immersed in the world of high-end cinematography. During this time, Joe honed his technical expertise while simultaneously working on a range of independent projects, refining his craft as both a cinematographer and director.
In 2024, Joe took the leap into freelance filmmaking by directing, producing, photographing and editing his debut documentary Steel: The Blood Of Us and in 2025 he is the cinematographer on his first dramatic feature film at the age of twenty-two.
Composer - Benjamin Doherty
Benjamin Doherty is a composer for film, TV and theatre. Notable work includes the score for the feature film, I’ve Seen All I Need To See, an intimate neo-noir drama. The film has screened at festivals such as Glasgow Film Festival, Manchester Film Festival and won Grand Jury Best Feature at Flickers Rhode Island Film Festival. The film is now being distributed by Bulldog Films. Other notable work includes the feature doc Steel: The Blood Of Us, a cinematic love letter to the steel industry.
He has composed scores for films that have been supported by institutes such as the BFI, Sundance Institute and Sky Arts. His work has been selected at BAFTA and Academy Award qualifying festivals including: BFI Flare, Aesthetica, Cleveland Film Festival, deadCenter, Norwich Film festival, Austin Film Festival and Foyle Film Festival. His work has also featured as part of the Sundance Indigenous Shorts Tour on the short The Original Shareholder Experience.
Executive Producer - Craig McCall
Craig’s first cinema release as a director & producer was the critically acclaimed documentary CAMERAMAN: The Life & Work of Jack Cardiff. It premièred at Cannes and was subsequently screened at over fifty film festivals and distributed worldwide. As an Executive Producer he has made numerous independent feature documentaries.
Craig grew up between Scotland and California and graduated from the Arts University Bournemouth in Film Direction. In tandem with documentaries he also directs music videos, concerts, and commercials worldwide.
