ELLIOT HARTLEY
VIDEO JOURNALIST
ABOUT ME
I'm a young, ambitious video journalist passionate about telling accurate stories that make an impact on the world.
I am NUJ accredited, and am working towards a Certificate in Foundation Journalism with the NCTJ as one of thirty young fellows with The Student View. I'm also one of four scholars to The Art of Documentary, having completed the course. I have proficient knowledge of cameras, and am an experienced editor with the Adobe Creative Cloud.
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My work has been published with The Catholic Herald.
Check out my written work on substack.
See my writing and audio packages on Substack, from my recent interviews with Jeremy Corbyn and Tommy Robinson, to my writing from London's largest protests.
Richard Sprenger, THe Guardian
"I'm not sure what I was doing at 16 but it looks like you already have a drive and commitment that will serve you well in the industry."
greg milam, Sky News
"You have a very impressive portfolio and clearly a real dedication to the art of storytelling."
Jimmy Burns, Former Financial Times Journalist
"Great to work with you @elliotharteyuk you've started young, full of energy, curiosity, and creativity. You will go far.”
Luc Forsyth, Cinematographer & Director
“First off I’m going to shout of Elliot Hartley for having the most energetic and personalized application. He really went all out and make a dedicated video just telling me why he’d be a good fit for the program, and it’s exactly this kind of hustling and attention to networking that’s going to get him really far in this world. I always say networking is huge in this game, and Elliot is doing it right."
"Student filmmaker Elliot Hartley was inspired by the festival to create his own documentary style video. Elliot filmed, presented, interviewed and edited his own piece capturing the spirit of the weekend. We were so impressed by his talents and attitude that we have reached out to our contacts to find industry contacts and work experience for him as he continues his passion in documentary film making."