Jonathan Dunn Showreel

Stones & Dust
Co-Produced, Shot & Edited by Jonathan Dunn.

A short film made in collaboration with Hijinx, Bad Wolf & Morrisons Foundation.

Carys responds to her dying father’s request to visit him and her younger brother in deepest Wales, as he tries to make amends for years of neglect. What she finds astonishes her.

Starring: Rhan Blythe, Andrew Tadd & Llion Williams.

The Matthew Purnell Show
Co-Produced, Shot & Edited by Jonathan Dunn.

A groundbreaking short film produced by Hijinx Theatre. Set in the near future, in a world where neurodiverse actors and performers rule the entertainment world. Leading up to the landmark 100th show, we see what is happening on the set of The Matthew Purnell Show.

Featuring a cast of over 30 neurodiverse actors.

The Stand
Co-Produced, Shot & Edited by Jonathan Dunn.

A short film about rugby, the class divide, and sandwiches!

1957: Llanelli’s pride and joy, the Scarlets, are playing a ceremonial match against a combined Oxbridge XV. But with tensions rising and dissent in the ranks, in this rugby battle between the Toffs and the Taffs there’s more than just pride at stake.

Starring: Rhys Downing, Richard Elis, Di Botcher, Alex Harries & Jordan Bernarde.

Codi
Film Directed by Jonathan Dunn

Built on the foundations of Welsh mining stories told though dance, song, poetry and theatre, the audience is wrapped in a blanket of darkness before being led towards a light of hope and celebration.

Choreographed by Anthony Matsena for National Dance Company Wales.

Ludo
Film Directed by Jonathan Dunn

A darkly funny and high-energy dance about of the importance of play. As adults we rarely make time to play, Ludo invites you to rediscover the spontaneous delights of childhood and the thrill of twisted mind games.

Choreographed by Caroline Finn for National Dance Company Wales.

Reflections
Film Directed by Jonathan Dunn & Fearghus Ó Conchúir

This film was produced in collaboration with National Dance Company Wales and English National Ballet. Working with the Dance for Parkinsons group in South Wales.

Fearghus Ó Conchúir choreographed this piece based on Fernando Melo's 'Afterimage'.