Cameron Lawther


Michael Cameron (Cameron) Lawther (born 2 March 1990) is an English/Irish film producer.

Cameron Lawther
Born
Michael Cameron Lawther

(1990-03-02) 2 March 1990
Winchester
NationalityEnglish
OccupationFilm Producer
Known forAfterDeath,Wale.

Cameron started his career as an assistant director while also working as an assistant to Brad Pitt on films including World War Z and Fury. He spent time as a set assistant to Kenneth Branagh, Gerard Butler, Jason Statham and F. Gary Gray.

He produced the BAFTA nominated and Academy Award shortlisted film, Wale (2018), and has been nominated, and won, multiple international awards, including winning The British Lion award for Best Independent Film in 2014 for Puzzled (2013) .

He is most widely known for his first feature film, AfterDeath.

He is the brother of actor Alex Lawther.


Filmography
Year Film Producer Writer Director Notes
2010 ‘’The Fear” Yes Yes Yes Starring Alex Lawther.
2013 ‘’Puzzled” Yes No No Short film. Won British Lion Award for Best Independent Film.
2014 ‘’Marmalade” Yes No No Short film. Written by Chuck MacLean.
2015 ‘’Yussef is Complicated” Yes No No Short film. Became educational programming in Taiwan. Directed by Vaughn Stein, starring Alex Lawther.
2015 ‘’My Fare Lady” Yes No No Short film. Starring Sean Brosnan.
2015 ‘’AfterDeath’’ Yes No No Starring Sam Keeley, Elarica Johnson, Miranda Raison, Daniella Kertesz.
2018 ‘’Wale” Yes No No Nominated for a BAFTA and shortlisted for an Academy Award.
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