Michael Law's professional journey commenced in the late 1930s with his initial role as a runner for Strand Film, laying the foundation for his future endeavors. As the war broke out, he patriotically served in the Navy, where he was subsequently seconded to its esteemed film unit, tasked with crafting informative films for the service, showcasing his versatility and adaptability.
Following his stint in feature filmmaking, Law transitioned to the advertising industry, where he created captivating television commercials, further diversifying his skill set and broadening his creative horizons.
Throughout the 1950s, Law was an integral part of the vibrant Soho scene, where he was married to the enigmatic and charismatic Henrietta Moraes, whose real name was Audrey Abbott, a renowned model and embodiment of the bohemian lifestyle.
