Lewis Carter is an award-winning writer and independent filmmaker located in South Wales. He earned a master’s degree in writing for performance and publishing from Leeds University and made his directorial debut in 2016.
In 2017, his first short film as a writer and director, ‘Campfire Story,’ received ‘Best National Film’ at the Swansea Bay Film Festival and ‘Best Horror Short’ at the London X4 Seasonal Film Festival. His documentary ‘Royal’ won Best Documentary at the 2018 Copper Coast International Film Festival.
His short stories have appeared in publications such as ‘Empty Sink,’ ‘National Student,’ and ‘Literally Stories,’ among others. Lewis also works for Fine Rolling Media, an award-winning video production company, as an in-house writer and filmmaker.
His first short film as a writer and director, ‘Campfire Story,’ received ‘Best National Film’ at Swansea Film in 2017. His short stories have appeared in publications such as ‘Empty Sink,’ ‘National Student,’ and ‘Literally Stories,’ among others.
Putting together the right team is one of the most critical components of starting any kind of business. It could take days, weeks, months, or even years to find others who share your passion and ambition. We had the good fortune to come across ‘Lewis Carter,’ an award-winning writer and all-around powerhouse.
Lewis’ exceptional creative writing abilities, as well as his ability to turn a mundane subject into something memorable and appealing to the mind, have made him a valuable asset to FRM.
Lewis has won awards for prose fiction, including the novella ‘Memoria Manor’ and the short story ‘Shame Leaves a Mark,’ as well as contributions to a number of other publications. Not to mention our first encounter while shooting on his film ‘Campfire Story,’ which was named Best National Film at the Swansea Film Festival.
I approached Fine Rolling after finishing the screenplay for ‘Campfire Story.’ After reading the present content, Kristian answered with an impassioned email, even suggesting songs for a soundtrack. After our initial meeting, we decided to move forward with Campfire and even decided to handle it jointly because it was clear that we were on the same creative page.
My transformation into Fine Rolling happened overnight when the film was released. We essentially continued to work on the jobs as they came in. It’s been a pleasure to offer my writing skills to a variety of Fine Rolling Media projects, as well as to branch out into other creative areas such as directing and producing films and videos.
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