Chris Mul (Screenwriter, Director)

Chris Mul

Screenwriter | Director

BAFTA . BECTU

Biography

His first foray into short-format storytelling, Chris directed and co-wrote the comedy short The Hitman. Building on collaborative relationships, and later directed the short drama Debt. The micro-short series, Two Line Terrors, was co-written/directed by Chris - intended as an exercise in expressing a theme within a 30-second timeframe, and served as preparation for his directorial debut feature Astral.

Astral premiered at the San Diego International Film Festival - nominated for Best World Premiere, Best Feature, and the Chris Brinker Breakthrough Director Award. Chris has also been a film student mentor for his former programme since 2016. He is also a proud member of the WGGB, BECTU and BAFTA.

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Projects (4)

Feature

Action .
Biography .
Sports

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19 Awards

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Feature

Action .
Horror .
Science Fiction

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4 Awards

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Short

Drama .
Science Fiction

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1 Award

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Feature

Science Fiction .
Thriller

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14 Awards

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Chris Mul

Screenwriter | Director

BAFTA . BECTU

Biography

From London, England, Chris is a former dramatically-trained actor. Whilst working on set, Chris found himself disheartened with the process and discovered a passion behind the scenes. It was at this point, Chris undertook a post-graduate in Independent Filmmaking. After completing his MA, Chris co-founded the film production and development company Craven Street. His first foray into short-format storytelling, Chris directed and co-wrote the comedy short The Hitman. Building on collaborative relationships, and later directed the short drama Debt. The micro-short series, Two Line Terrors, was co-written/directed by Chris - intended as an exercise in expressing a theme within a 30-second timeframe, and served as preparation for his directorial debut feature Astral. Astral premiered at the San Diego International Film Festival - nominated for Best World Premiere, Best Feature, and the Chris Brinker Breakthrough Director Award. Chris has also been a film student mentor for his former programme since 2016. He is also a proud member of the WGGB, BECTU and BAFTA.

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