Nathan Hamilton is a renowned short film director, celebrated for his innovative approach to storytelling and his captivating portrayals of flawed characters. His films often challenge societal norms and question the concept of morality, sparking thought-provoking conversations among audiences.
Born on November 10th, 1988, in Canterbury, Kent, Hamilton's journey in the entertainment industry began with a stint in acting after graduating from the esteemed London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA) in 2015.
Initially, Hamilton's career was rooted in theatre, but he later re-trained as a producer, working in the advertising sector on content films for prominent global brands. This experience not only honed his production skills but also provided him with valuable contacts and financial resources, which he leveraged to fund his own film projects.
In addition to his work in film, Hamilton is a talented pianist. His debut film, Répétition (2020),showcased his versatility, as he wrote, produced, acted in, and composed the piano score. The film won the Best Short Video Soundtrack award at the 11th China International New Media Short Film Festival and received nominations for Best Short Film at five international festivals.
Hamilton's directorial debut, The Reckoning (2023),is a period drama set in the early and mid-20th century. The screenplay is based on a poem written by his father in 1976 and features well-known television actor David Hargreaves as the lead, Aleksander.
Currently residing in London, England, Hamilton founded Safe Hands Productions in 2016, solidifying his position as a respected figure in the film industry.
