Who am I?

I make films, theatre productions and multimedia installations for business and pleasure. I'm based in the UK as a freelance director and operate a creative enterprise, 'Nik Morris Associates', producing media content for entertainment and promotion, and offering startup companies and sciences & humanities researchers ways to showcase their achievements.

Values

I believe in forming strong relationships with clients in order to discover and share the passion behind their businesses and projects, and communicate this in creative media outputs. As a director and writer I am obsessed with storytelling, developing dramatic images and performances, and creating work that reflects life's dynamic range of emotion and humour. In particular, I value collaboration with actors and other creative professionals, striving to learn about their respective crafts in order to better communicate as we produce work.

Showreel

Featured Productions

Last Days of Rome (2011)

A music video for the first single from singer/songwriter James Harker's debut album 'The Red Room', to be released in 2012

Everything you Need (2011)

In the midst of the London riots, Sally says goodbye to the home she made with her late husband. Made for the London Screenwriters' Festival 2011 'Four Nights in August' challenge.

3Sixty (2011)

An installation showcasing the versatile 3Sixty Immersive Demonstration Space at the Creative Technology Centre, based in the Ron Cooke Hub at The University of York. The 3Sixty offers 360 degree, 2 storey high video projection. Coupled with 32 speakers on three tiers, the space provides a unique audio-visual experience.

Roses (2011)

A promotional film telling the story of the 2011 Roses tournament held between the universities of Lancaster and York.

John Minihan's Beckett (2011)

This moving image exhibition of John Minihan's exquisite photographs of Irish playwright Samuel Beckett was installed at the Ron Cooke Hub from 16th to 26th June 2011 as part of the first York Festival of Ideas. John Minihan opened the exhibition on 16th June 2011 with a lecture on his encounters with Beckett and the stories behind iconic photographs from his collection.

NIK MORRIS