Edward Smyth

Edward Smyth Trailers

Dog with a Movie Camera Trailer

Edward Smyth is a British filmmaker, curious to explore the most beautiful and peculiar things in life. Recently, he was commissioned by the BBC and the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), to create ‘Wave 3 (Cancelled?)’, which premiered at the BFI Southbank in January 2022, and is due to stream on the BBC iPlayer shortly afterwards. His films have screened at major London venues, including Curzon Soho, Whitechapel Gallery, ICA & BFI Southbank; with six programmed for the BAFTA-recognised London Short Film Festival. Into 2022, he’s developing several projects for TV / Film, including: satirical comedies, romantic fiction, and experimental films. He is a member of BFI NETWORK x BAFTA Crew.

Most Popular Edward Smyth Trailers

Total trailers found: 7

The Golden Squacco Heron Trailer (2025)

16 August 2025

Two childhood friends search for the fabled Golden Squacco Heron, the reward to a treasure hunt unsolved for 29 years.

Deformed Pigeon Feet Trailer (2021)

23 January 2021

Everyone's aware. And yet almost everyone remains entirely uncurious. Perhaps.. this film could very slightly raise awareness of everyday actions we can take to benefit pigeons everywhere.

Mahon Chorizo Avocado Trailer (2020)

15 January 2020

This is a film, about.. 🥪 🐦 🌡️ 🍪 👀 🎥 👩🏻‍🦰 …

Temp Girl Trailer (2018)

01 January 2018

Madeleine & Amos had never met. After spending 9 months studying abroad, she was about to leave London.

Dog with a Movie Camera Trailer (2026)

09 May 2026

A group of middle-aged men dressed as the Nazi high command gather in London to attempt a crucial experiment: making the first film entirely shot by a dog.

Wave 3 (Cancelled?) Trailer (2024)

10 February 2024

Commissioned by the ICA (Institute of Contemporary Arts) and the BBC, 'Wave 3 (Cancelled?)' follows someone who imagines everyone in their life as characters in an action figure line.

Puffin & Holly Trailer (2022)

01 December 2022

A family's relationship with their dogs, over 30 years.