Award-winning film and TV director and producer Shelley Williams

collaborates with artists, philosophers, ecologists, dancers, writers and neuroscientists to create entertaining & inspiring work for cinema, TV, exhibition & performance.

“The intuitive mind is a sacred gift and the rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society that honours the servant & have forgotten the gift”. Albert Einstein.

Two of the actresses in Shelley's 35mm short film, ONCE SEEN, have recently featured in Dr. Who. Elizabeth Berrington, wonderfully disguised as the bizarre 'Auntie', stared in Neil Gaiman's Series 6 episode, The Doctor's Wife'. Whilst In Series 5, Oscar and BAFTA nominated actress Sophie Okonedo was transformed into future monarch 'Liz 10' in 'The Beast Below'.

Listen below to a track from Wildwood by composer and sound designer Annabelle Pangborn, Head of Editing, Sound and Music at the National Film and Television School.

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Her work in fiction and documentary seeks out the space 'in-between' to give visual form to a more balanced view of the world, one that engages both left and right hemispheres. The audience is invited to go beyond the rational mind and connect directly with the reservoir of intuition, myth, innate wisdom and spirit.

With a keen ability to tell stories that tap into universal truths, she visualizes that which often isn't seen, said or consciously understood. This passion for creating beyond the boundaries together with visual flair combine to realize work of high imagination.

She seeks to inspire and empower an audience to embrace a transformative, shamanic vision of the human and non-human aspects of the world, synthesizing the elements of matter and spirit, art and science, mind and body. She most definitely honours the gift as well as the servant.

FRAGMENTS OF TIME ( 1 x 52 minutes )
THE AVENUE OF CHAMPIONS ( 10 x 7 minutes )

The Master & His Emissary
   by Iain McGilchrist

Becoming Animal
   by David Abram