Adam Willson
Adam Willson is an actor and writer, known for Territorial, Crooked (2008) and The Cost.
Adam Wilson
Adam Wilson is known for Crawl to Me Darling (2020), White Sky (2021) and Holt (2016).
Adam Wilson
Adam Wilson is an actor, known for Broadchurch (2013), Mr Selfridge (2013) and Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch (2011).
Adam Wilson
Adam Wilson is an actor, known for Broadchurch (2013), Mr Selfridge (2013) and Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch (2011).
Adam Wilson
Adam Wilson is known for Sins of the Father: The Green River Killer (2022).
Adam Wimpenny
Adam Wimpenny is a London based director of award-winning films and BAFTA winning television. His work puts an emphasis on bold, stylish storytelling with cinematic visuals. Most recently, Adam directed series 1&2 of Hotel Portofino, a lavish 6 part 1920'S drama series for PBS and ITV, staring Natascha McElhone (Halo, The Crown, Californication), Anna Chancellor, (Four Wedding and a Funeral), Mark Umbers (Home Fires), and Adam James (Vigil). A high profile, classy affair - The Times (critics choice) **** A sumptuous new period piece - The Telegraph (pick of the week) **** Downtown Abby meets Enchanted April in which romance, politics and crime come together in a heady mix - The Mail on Sunday **** Adam has made dramas for Sky and Showtime including Madonna & Basquiat, with Emmy and SGA winning writer Sarah Solemani, and the film Behold the Monkey. Shot in Spain and narrated by Tamsin Greig (Episodes), the comedy drama was nominated for Best Scripted Programme at the Broadcast Awards and sold to Showtime and Canal+. A former Screen International 'Star of Tomorrow', Adam's debut feature film Blackwood premiered at the London Film Festival. Empire magazine called it 'A classy debut, the British Sixth Sense'**** and Metro described it as "a classic English horror thriller with a killer ending." The film has been sold to Universal and BBC America. Before moving into feature film, Adam directed an eclectic mix of popular television series encompassing drama, comedy and documentary; shooting hundreds of hours of television for the BBC, ITV, Sky and C4 that has been sold all over the world. His work includes BAFTA winning series The Revolution Will Be Televised for the BBC; two series of the hit crime series The Investigator for Netflix and ITV; and Derren Brown's flagship show Trick or Treat for C4. Adam is also used to working with high profile names such as Jack Whitehall, Jodie Whittaker, Simon Cowell, Bear Grylls, Sharon Horgan, Samuel L. Jackson and Ricky Gervais. Adam's short film ROAR starring Russell Tovey and Jodie Whittaker became part of the official selection at many of the world's highest profile festivals, and won major jury awards at both Aspen and Rhode Island. His follow-up short First Time was theatrically released through Lionsgate Films ahead of the Werner Herzog's movie The Bad Lieutenant. He also directs commercials making campaigns for Sony, Cadbury's, Freeview, Rosetta Stone, Coca-Cola, Stoptober, Visit Britain and M&S. He is currently developing further feature films and scripted series to direct.
Adam Wingard
At 19 Adam got his start in feature film making early with his directorial debut Home Sick, a slasher horror film starring Bill Moseley and Tom Toweles. However it was his second effort at 24 years old with the film Pop Skull that garnered him a talent to watch. Made for a budget of around 2000 dollars he managed to capture the attention of French Distribution company The Wild Bunch. The film went on to premiere at the prestigious Rome Film Festival and the American Film Institute Film Festival. His dark and sometimes abrasive directing/editing style has been compared to directors such as David Lynch, Darren Aronofsky, and Shinya Tsukamoto.
Adam Winlove-Smith
Adam was born in Brockville Ontario, Canada. His paternal background is British, German and his maternal is Russian, Ukrainian, Northern Irish, Polish and French. He found his love for acting in his high school years when he played some lead roles in theatre productions. After moving to Toronto and completing his studies at Ryerson, Adam began focusing on his acting career studying with various schools, teachers and coaches. He has been in shows such as Nikita, Hannibal, Taken, Handmaid's Tale and Star Trek: Discovery. He has also been cast in many stunt roles due to his athletic, martial arts and performance abilities. Fun fact about Adam is that both his parents have hyphenated last names: Winlove-Smith and D'arras-D'Haudrecy.
Adam Winn
Adam Winn is known for Pressing On: The Letterpress Film (2017).
Adam Wittek
Adam Wittek is a Polish-born German-British actor and presenter known for a recurring role in The A Word (2016) (BBC), FBI: International (2021) (CBS), Battlefield 2042 (2021) (EA DICE) and award-winning feature In Another Life (2017) ('Discovery Award' at BIFA, 'Best UK Feature' at Raindance). He trained on the BA Acting (Collaborative & Devised Theatre) course at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama in London and in Contemporary & Improvised Dance at Travel Art Dance Company in Melbourne, thereby specialising in the Jacques Lecoq and Michael Chekhov techniques and developing advanced skills in physical theatre, comedy, stage combat and Shakespeare. Based in London and Berlin, Wittek works across all live and recorded media and has a diverse multinational background, speaking 4 languages (English, German, Polish, French) and having lived in 5 countries (United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, Poland, Sweden). He occasionally writes and produces his own work, such as short plays and comedy clips.