Graduate - Lili Sandelin - MFA Advanced Film Practice
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On the fiction front, Lili's film Mao, an animated poem, was showcased at Berlin Zebra Poetry Film Festival 2008 and in 2009 she produced the Edinburgh Napier University graduation film No Pressure. In 2010 she has produced a music video for the Edinburgh based Graeme Mearns Band, edited a Scottish horror The Cairn and is in pre-production on two shorts, Roadkill and Trevor, both shooting in the Autumn. Lili also taught editing for a semester at Edinburgh Napier university's BA Film and Photography course. North Isle Productions is in development on its first fiction feature set in Edinburgh and written by MFA graduate Mandy Lee.
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Lili Sandelin | Skeins |
After graduating with an MFA Advanced Film Practice in 2007, Lili set up North Isle Productions with fellow MFA graduate Paul Gray. Their documentaries Skeins and Half Way Home premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in 2008, and Half Way Home has since been sold to SBS Australia. Since 2007 Lili has specialised in medical documentaries, most recently producing Brain Degeneration, an educational film on the science of neurodegeneration for European distribution. Outside of corporate work Lili freelances as a production manager and her credits include a feature-length science documentary on stem cells, The Great Flood by MFA Film Directing graduate Marcelo de Oliveira and MFA graduation film Paper Planes produced by Julie McIntosh.
On the fiction front, Lili's film Mao, an animated poem, was showcased at Berlin Zebra Poetry Film Festival 2008 and in 2009 she produced the Edinburgh Napier University graduation film No Pressure. In 2010 she has produced a music video for the Edinburgh based Graeme Mearns Band, edited a Scottish horror The Cairn and is in pre-production on two shorts, Roadkill and Trevor, both shooting in the Autumn. Lili also taught editing for a semester at Edinburgh Napier university's BA Film and Photography course. North Isle Productions is in development on its first fiction feature set in Edinburgh and written by MFA graduate Mandy Lee.
