Louise Lockwood, a highly accomplished fine art graduate of the prestigious Glasgow School of Art, embarked on a remarkable journey in television directing, commencing in 1999 with the cult Channel 4 review show Vids, a groundbreaking program that showcased her exceptional skills and versatility as a director.
Following her successful stint with Vids, Lockwood joined the esteemed BBC, where she has demonstrated her remarkable adaptability by taking on a wide range of responsibilities, including filming, directing, and producing numerous factual documentaries that have garnered widespread acclaim and recognition.
Throughout her illustrious career, Lockwood has consistently pushed the boundaries of television directing, bringing her unique perspective and creative vision to every project she has undertaken, and has established herself as a respected and accomplished director in the industry.
The renowned documentary series Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives, is one of the most notable and award-winning projects undertaken by the filmmaker, which has garnered widespread acclaim for its poignant and thought-provoking narrative.
The documentary series follows the lead singer of the iconic US rock band Eels, Mark Oliver Everett, as he embarks on a profound and introspective journey across America to uncover the truth about his father, Hugh Everett III, a trailblazing quantum mechanic who revolutionized the field of physics with his groundbreaking theory of Parallel Universes.
