Harrison Crowsley

Having held key positions and experience as director, editor, camera operator and composer, Harrison Crowsley has over a decade of experience in audio-visual and media production. Initially pursued as an avocation, Crowsley has held roles in various films, shows and media, some receiving significant acclaim. Some of his highlights include directing a documentary which was used by a UK police force in training, working with a BBC producer in the recording of a debate featuring Sir Vince Cable, editing two short films screened at the Genesis cinema in London, working with Lord Frank Judd and the European Human Rights Advocacy Centre at Parliament, and filming a promotional video for a regional brewery. Crowsley is particularly proficient in working with cameras and specialist production software and technology, and he enjoys taking roles in the production and post-production stages.