Emma Calveley
Emma Calveley - Director
Emma loves the challenge of connecting with audiences to tell strong stories on screen in fresh and engaging ways. The environment, health and inequality are topics she cares deeply about. She strives for a fresh approach and while she is known for compassionate work, she also seeks to include humour in her stories. Emma’s work has taken her from places as diverse as remote Papua New Guinean villages, to Tanzania and the United Nations, having directed more than 60 hours of documentaries for television and film festivals.
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Emma Calveley
Emma Calveley - Director
Emma loves the challenge of connecting with audiences to tell strong stories on screen in fresh and engaging ways. The environment, health and inequality are topics she cares deeply about. She strives for a fresh approach and while she is known for compassionate work, she also seeks to include humour in her stories. Emma’s work has taken her from places as diverse as remote Papua New Guinean villages, to Tanzania and the United Nations, having directed more than 60 hours of documentaries for television and film festivals.
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