Nick Rowland

Nick Rowland is an award-winning directing graduate of the National Film and Television School (NFTS). Before graduating, his work as a director had earned him a Royal Television Society Award for Dancing In The Ashes, a nomination for Best Short Film at the Sundance Film Festival for Out Of Sight and a nomination for Best Short Film at the BAFTA’s and the BIFA’s for Slap. Before Nick committed to film, he also had a promising rally driving career. He was selected for the prestigious MSA British Rally Academy, before competing in the Chinese and British Rally Championships. This experience fed into the making of his last short, Group B, which earned Nick a Student Oscar nomination. Since the NFTS, Nick directed episodes of Cuffs, Ripper Street and Hard Sun for BBC One. Nick’s debut Feature film, Calm With Horses, premiered at TIFF 2019 and went on to be nominated for the Sutherland award at the 2019 BFI London Film Festival, before its general theatrical release in 2020.  From: https://www.directorsnow.com/nick-rowland/

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Co-Writer:
2014  Slap

Director:
2011  Dancing in the Ashes
2014  Slap
2015  Group B
2015  Out of Sight
2020  Calm with Horses
2022  Floodlights
????  She Rides Shotgun

Story:
2011  Dancing in the Ashes
2014  Slap
2015  Group B
2015  Out of Sight
2020  Calm with Horses
2022  Floodlights
????  She Rides Shotgun

Writer:
2011  Dancing in the Ashes
2014  Slap
2015  Group B
2015  Out of Sight
2020  Calm with Horses
2022  Floodlights
????  She Rides Shotgun

Director:
2012  Ripper Street
2018  Hard Sun

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