Powell is an English director who is currently a student at Leicester college studying a TV and film production course, who created, directed and had various other roles to result into the finish product of Powells creation “Lady Luck”. There wasn't an exact inspiration for Powells first project, since a big role was just loving the aesthetics and appearance of the 1940s as well as capturing the story that she thought could be an interesting plot to create.

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Growing up Bo wanted to be in the film industry from a young age, having a keen interest for film and especially growing up with her film-loving dad who showed her the classic films that led her to this dream. Bo has said previously “I love the creative aspects in film making as there are no rules, so I'd like to explore new ideas and learn new skills” after being asked what future lies ahead of her.

Hannah Broadley-Becker, aged 17, born and raised in Leicester, is currently studying film at Leicester College. Before college they also studied film at GSCE level, in which, as part as of their studies, they wrote, directed, filmed, and edited the horror short film, ‘Trust’ (2024). They have also written and filmed a Wes Anderson inspired short film, ‘Hide & Seek’ which is currently in the editing process, as well as this they have also written and in the process of writing many other scripts, ranging from feature length films to series formats, such as ‘Toil of Time’, ‘7 Deadly Sins’ and ‘Sinless Sin of Love’. Within college they have written, helped film and edited the psychological period short film, ‘Lady Luck’ (2025) as well as co-writing, doing the cinematography and editing the comedy short film, ‘Method acting’ (2025), as a part of the Leicester comedy festival ‘Popcorn Funnies’, which will be premiered at the Odeon and attended by a panel of industry experts. They also have a forthcoming project of creating a music video to promote the local artists ‘Freakbone’. After college they plan to attend university to continue to study film before hoping to work on a film set although they are still unsure what to specialise in. Hannah is particularly interested in bringing more LGBTQ+, especially trans, representation into the media industry, inspired by their own queer identity. 

Olivia Trye is a film student who is based in Leicestershire, England. Olivia attends college in Leicester city centre focusing on Creative Media Tv & Film; while being involved in this 2-year course, she has had the opportunity to write and edit her own psychological period short film project ‘Lady Luck’ (2025) and also direct and edit a short comedy film ‘Method Acting’ (2025) while participating in a 3-day long work experience, her work will be having its premier at The Odeon in Leicester which will also be attended by a panel of film experts. She also has a forthcoming project of creating a music video which will be finished around June 2025. Olivia is very creative and has a passion for art and photography, so her inspiration when focusing on film and cinematography is different artists’ work or movements, like surrealism and impressionism. Olivia also enjoys editing videos on Adobe After Effects in the free time and has been using this software since 2021. Her dream is move abroad to direct a South Korean thriller drama starring actor Lee Dong-Wook who she has been watching on TV for over 6 years.

Dominic Armitage is an emerging filmmaker originally from the UK and raised in Spain. With a passion for storytelling and hands-on production, Armitage made his debut in the industry as a prop organizer, where he sourced key props for “Lady Luck” (2025) while studying media at Leicester College, where he sourced key props that helped the creation of the film. In addition to this, he also worked on another short film “Method Acting” (2025), where he managed the slate and assisted the camera crew. This short film was part of a Leicester film festival, ‘Popcorn Funnies’, and will premiere at the Odeon where it will be shown to experts in the industry.  

Building on experience, Dominic is currently co-directing a music video for the band FreakBone, for their song “Tellyvision”, while also working as a camera operator. This project marks a significant step in his creative journey, allowing him to explore his ideas as a director while honing his skills behind the camera. 

Dominic’s ambition is to explore roles in production, camera work and film making. As a Jewish filmmaker, Dominic is deeply passionate about creating Jewish-centric stories that go beyond the traditional narratives of victimhood.