Noted film director and archaeologist, boasting a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Film and a first-class honors degree in Archaeology, has made a notable impact in the industry.
His short film, "Lenny Minute", garnered significant attention and was nominated for the prestigious Golden Palm award at the renowned Cannes Film Festival.
His first feature film, "The Irrefutable Truth about Demons", released in 2000, was a low-budget production that surprisingly achieved commercial success, starring New Zealand actor Karl Urban. The film received nominations for best film awards at fantasy film festivals in Portugal and Spain, and its popularity led to a cult following on the festival circuit.
Standring's second film, "Perfect Creature", released in 2007, was a science fiction epic set in an alternate universe where vampires serve as protectors of human beings, rather than their traditional role as blood-sucking predators.
