Clare Sturges is a BAFTA Cymru award-winning director whose work brings powerful human stories to life through cinematic visuals, evocative detail and a strong sense of film craft.

Her films include the Amazon Original documentary Surviving the Tunisia Beach Attack, which reached the UK Top 10 on release, and the Apple Original film Char... Read More

Clare Sturges is a BAFTA Cymru award-winning director whose work brings powerful human stories to life through cinematic visuals, evocative detail and a strong sense of film craft.

Her films include the Amazon Original documentary Surviving the Tunisia Beach Attack, which reached the UK Top 10 on release, and the Apple Original film Charlie Mackesy: The Boy, The Mole, The Fox, The Horse and Me (Apple TV+ / BBC Two). Clare first won the BAFTA Cymru Breakthrough Award in 2015 for Sexwork, Love & Mr Right (ABC Australia), which she produced and directed. She received a second BAFTA Cymru Award in 2016 for My Brief Eternity and was nominated again for the short drama The Arborist.

Alongside her directing work, Clare collaborates with agencies and commercial clients as a writer and senior creative, developing narrative-led campaigns, brand films and scripts for organisations including Google, Intel and LinkedIn.

Clare is represented by Amy Sparks at Under New Mgmt. She is an Associate Member of BAFTA, a member of Directors UK and qualified with the Chartered Institute of Marketing. Read Less