Cameron Lee Horace

Writer & Director.

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Cameron Lee Horace is a writer & director.

The Other Woman was an official selection at a range of respected festivals including the Fastnet Film Festival in the Republic of Ireland and the BIFA Qualifying North East International Film Festival both in 2023 and the BIFA Qualifying Brighton Rocks Film Festival in 2024.

Cameron loves working with actors and channeling performances and has directed several actors including Sophie Colquhoun known for her roles as Cynthia in ITV Plebs and Gemma in The Royals on E4.

Writer & Director.

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News & Reviews

Cameron Lee Horace's directing allows the space for Colquhoun to slide down and grapple up emotions.
Devon & Cornwall Film
The Other Woman presents its titular figure not as a shameful character, but a proud one, with a life she charted out for herself.
Indie Shorts Mag
Sophie Colquhoun’s performance is highly commendable – her ability to portray brazen mischievousness is highly entertaining.
Short Films Matter
Cameron Lee Horace directs charmingly ambitious coming-of-age short.
Devon & Cornwall Film
Colquhoun is entertaining and emotional as an individual who went through a lifetime of no-strings-attached involvements with men who were already taken. She comes across as egocentric, stubborn and sarcastic and is proud of her actions, feeling no regrets.
UK Film Review
Memory, joy, accusations and maybe even a little regret mingle along with lust in Cameron Lee Horace’s short, The Other Woman. He tells us how he came to make it and how he fell in love with narrative film.
Devon & Cornwall Film
A finely crafted exploration of teenage angst, bolstered by respectable animation, adept cinematography, and strong performances.
Short Films Matter
Extraordinary stories from local and British voices at Northampton Film Festival
Northampton Chronicle & Echo
The Other Woman is interestingly difficult to decipher, a nostalgic drama with an unusual trip down memory lane
Film Carnage

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News & Reviews

Cameron Lee Horace's directing allows the space for Colquhoun to slide down and grapple up emotions.
Devon & Cornwall Film
The Other Woman presents its titular figure not as a shameful character, but a proud one, with a life she charted out for herself.
Indie Shorts Mag
Sophie Colquhoun’s performance is highly commendable – her ability to portray brazen mischievousness is highly entertaining.
Short Films Matter
Cameron Lee Horace directs charmingly ambitious coming-of-age short.
Devon & Cornwall Film
Colquhoun is entertaining and emotional as an individual who went through a lifetime of no-strings-attached involvements with men who were already taken. She comes across as egocentric, stubborn and sarcastic and is proud of her actions, feeling no regrets.
UK Film Review
Memory, joy, accusations and maybe even a little regret mingle along with lust in Cameron Lee Horace’s short, The Other Woman. He tells us how he came to make it and how he fell in love with narrative film.
Devon & Cornwall Film
A finely crafted exploration of teenage angst, bolstered by respectable animation, adept cinematography, and strong performances.
Short Films Matter
Extraordinary stories from local and British voices at Northampton Film Festival
Northampton Chronicle & Echo
The Other Woman is interestingly difficult to decipher, a nostalgic drama with an unusual trip down memory lane
Film Carnage

Links

IMDb