Lydia Marley-Lawson

Lydia Marley-Lawson (born 29 January 1997) is an independent film director from the North East of England.

Filmmaking

She has recently completed work on "Sixteen", a cultural documentary about the strains on the youth of Hartlepool, UK and their aspirations for the future, which is currently in the running at the Royal Television Society Awards. She has also directed a number of music videos and short films, as well as working on Alice Through The Looking Glass (set for release May 2016).

Journalism

In addition to her filmmaking, Lydia is a blogger and photographer. She owns two separate companies, The Reel Talk and Inside Cinema, which has seen her to prestigious events such as Glasgow Film Festival and The Royal Television Society Awards. Lydia is a freelance journalist, having written for the likes of Film Matters Magazine.

Fashion

Her sideline occupation is as founder of Luna's Attic, a quirky fashion store which runs in association to her blog.

Current Projects

Her current projects involve planning for the second annual Hartlepool Film Festival, with dates rumoured for the end of August 2015, as well as final preparations for Inside Cinema's Secret Cinema: Rocky Horror, which will be Marley-Lawson's debut theatre direction.
She has recently received an offer to study at Northumbria University this September to study Film and Television Production.

Political and Religious views

Lydia has recently displayed her personal political views throughout the general election, having voted for Green Party. She has also openly admitted to being spiritual and welcoming to the pagan religion.

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