Ruth is an in-house filmmaker at 3angrymen Productions where she has worked with the NSPCC, Build Africa, The Green Party, Schroders and The Scout Association, amongst others.
She wrote, directed and edited the short comedy film 'Countryphile' starring Cara Horgan and Toby Williams, which won the Special Jury Prize for Writing at the NBFF. Her first short, 'Fish Love' premiered at the London Short Film Festival, 2014.
In 2013, she established Dauntless Pictures with Joanna Thapa and together they are cultivating a slate of features, documentaries and shorts. Their latest documentary for the Guardian, 'From The Bronx To Yale: The Power of High School Speech', was awarded a Staff Pick on Vimeo and premiered at Sheffield DocFest this summer.
Ruth is currently on the 'Storytelling for the Screen' course at the Screen Arts Institute, with support from the BFI, where she is working on a feature length black comedy.
She wrote, directed and edited the short comedy film 'Countryphile' starring Cara Horgan and Toby Williams, which won the Special Jury Prize for Writing at the NBFF. Her first short, 'Fish Love' premiered at the London Short Film Festival, 2014.
In 2013, she established Dauntless Pictures with Joanna Thapa and together they are cultivating a slate of features, documentaries and shorts. Their latest documentary for the Guardian, 'From The Bronx To Yale: The Power of High School Speech', was awarded a Staff Pick on Vimeo and premiered at Sheffield DocFest this summer.
Ruth is currently on the 'Storytelling for the Screen' course at the Screen Arts Institute, with support from the BFI, where she is working on a feature length black comedy.
