Giles Alderson

Giles Alderson is a highly accomplished individual with a diverse background in film production, directing, writing, and acting.

He is the founder and owner of Figi Productions, a prominent film production company.

Giles has directed and written various successful projects including 'The Dare', a psychological horror film, and 'Arthur & Merlin: Knights of Camelot', an action/adventure feature.

His work extends to documentaries such as 'World of Darkness', which explores the journey of White Wolf publishing in creating the iconic role-playing game, Vampire the Masquerade.

Apart from filmmaking, Giles is also the creator and host of The Filmmakers Podcast, showcasing his passion for the craft and dedication to the industry.

With a background in Performing Arts from the University of Hertfordshire, Giles developed his skills and founded the Little Fish Theatre company to produce his original works.

His acting credits include a range of feature films, demonstrating his versatility and talent in front of the camera.

Giles has a proven track record in producing and directing various projects, from sitcoms like 'Barry Brown' to award-winning short films like 'Thrift Store Voices' and 'If You See Her, Say Hello'.

He has also worked on commercials and promos for major brands like Iceland, Maltesers, and Talk to Frank, showcasing his versatility and creativity in the advertising industry.

Giles Alderson's achievements extend to the realm of 3D filmmaking, having directed the first short 3D drama in the UK, 'Sportsday 3D', which received critical acclaim and awards.

His portfolio includes multiple short films that have garnered recognition and accolades at various film festivals, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled director and producer.