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BETHAN RADFORD

Filmmaker and photographer with a first-class degree in Television Production and a Master’s degree in Film from Falmouth University.

Experienced across directing, cinematography, writing and editing, I’ve worked on short dramas, documentaries, horror, promotional content and music videos, managing projects from concept to delivery while thriving in collaborative environments.

Alongside filmmaking, I specialise in outdoor and portrait photography, from actor headshots and school portraits to community events, bringing a creative eye for composition and lighting to every image.

My background in theatre and my experience as a Film & TV teaching assistant for young people have strengthened my storytelling skills and passion for nurturing others. Whatever the project, my goal is to create powerful, authentic visuals that connect with audiences.

EVENTS

Documentary-style coverage of special occasions, preserving the energy, emotion, and key moments with a candid, storytelling approach.

PORTRAITS

Capturing authentic expressions and personality through creative lighting, composition, and styling, from classic headshots to more artistic portraits.

NATURE

Capturing the intricate beauty of plants, wildlife, and natural textures, with a focus on detail, colour, and atmosphere.

LANDSCAPES

Wide, atmospheric scenes that showcase the drama and serenity of outdoor locations, from coastlines to countryside.

TWO WOMEN ONE LOBSTER

Set to be showcased at Penlee Gallery, Two Women One Lobster provides a vivid reimagining of Harold Charles Harvey's My Kitchen, inviting viewers to step into the painter's world through the lens of cinematic storytelling. By combining the evocative imagery of the original artwork with a compelling narrative, the exhibition offers a unique dialogue between the mediums of painting and film, enriching the audience's appreciation of both.