Brett Harvey is a multifaceted writer and director, currently residing in the picturesque county of Cornwall.
His cinematic journey began with the release of his debut feature film, Weekend Retreat, which garnered widespread recognition and accolades, including the prestigious Best Director award at the London Independent Film Festival in 2012.
His subsequent feature, Brown Willy, received critical acclaim and was dubbed "Cornwall's answer to Withnail and I" by The New Statesman. This cinematic masterpiece went on to win the coveted Golden Chough award at the Cornwall Film Festival in 2016.
In addition to his feature films, Brett has also made a name for himself in the world of short films, music videos, and promos. One of his most personal and impactful projects is HAND, a short film that chronicles his own diagnosis with young onset Parkinson's disease.
As a prominent figure in the Cornish creative community, Brett is a member of BBC Writersroom Cornish Voices, a prestigious group that provides a platform for talented writers and directors to showcase their work and connect with like-minded individuals.
