Bertie Ellwood is a multifaceted writer-director hailing from the United Kingdom, currently residing in the vibrant city of Los Angeles. Her innovative and eclectic style effortlessly traverses the realms of both comedic and dramatic storytelling, as evidenced by her impressive body of work.
Notably, Ellwood has collaborated with esteemed actors such as Viola Davis and Allison Janney on the film Troop Zero, as well as Elizabeth Banks, Matthew Macfadyen, Elle Fanning, Taika Waititi, and Brie Larson on various projects, including The Miniature Wife for Peacock, The Great for Hulu, Our Flag Means Death for HBO, and Lessons in Chemistry for Apple.
Before transitioning to the world of film and television, Ellwood cut her teeth in the video game industry, where she honed her narrative skills and developed a keen sense of pacing and action. This unique blend of expertise is on full display in her work on Marvel's Hawkeye, starring Jeremy Renner, the pilot episode of The Walking Dead, The Ones Who Live featuring Andrew Lincoln and Danai Gurira, Apple's sci-fi thriller Silo starring Rebecca Fergusson and Tim Robbins, and the Peacock series Twisted Metal, which boasts an impressive cast led by Anthony Mackie.
