Polly, a remarkable 20-year-old thespian from Reading, has been professionally honing her craft since the tender age of 11.
Polly's creative horizons have been continuously broadened and expanded since her initial foray into the world of film. Her impressive repertoire now boasts a diverse range of short films, including the highly acclaimed and critically renowned 'O Magic Power of Bleakness' - a masterpiece crafted by the ingenious and innovative Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey.
Polly's educational journey was augmented by a series of extracurricular training experiences, which enabled her to refine her artistic skills in tandem with her formal academic pursuits.
Polly, a talented individual, decided to take a two-year hiatus from her studies after completing her A Levels, during which she delved into various aspects of the industry, honing her skills in writing, composing, and directing.
This period of exploration and development ultimately led to her directorial debut, "Forget Me Knot", a film that received considerable attention and acclaim. Notably, it was selected for participation in five prominent film festivals, and went on to win an award at the prestigious London International Monthly Film Festival.
The film's success has not gone unnoticed, as it is set to make its way to the Ealing Film Festival on November 27th, providing an opportunity for audiences to experience Polly's creative vision firsthand.
Polly is presently engaged in a process of intellectual and creative enrichment, as she pursues a course of study in the art of filmmaking at the renowned National Film and Television School, an esteemed institution that is recognized for its excellence in the field of film and television education.
Polly's multifaceted abilities transcend the realm of acting, as she has skillfully showcased her dancing prowess in music videos created by esteemed Reading-based artists. Her impressive repertoire encompasses a diverse range of styles, including commercial, contemporary, and hip-hop, with a strong foundation in intermediate-level training in tap, modern, and ballet.
Polly's extracurricular activities extend far beyond her dedication to the arts, as she also finds solace in participating in a variety of sports, with football being a notable exception. In fact, she is a regular fixture on the pitch, taking to the field every Sunday to represent her local Ladies 1st Team.
