Huw Wahl is a filmmaker and artist who has earned international recognition and showcased his award-winning work globally at film festivals such as CPH:DOX, Festival du nouveau cinéma and Open City Docs, in art galleries and museums like Centre Pompidou Metz, Royal Museums Greenwich and Union Docs, as well as in universities, social centres and at music festivals. With funding grants from organisations like The Henry Moore Foundation, Arts Council England and the RPS, he uses the medium of analogue film to explore film’s power to open experiences and ideas for communal change. His last film Wind, Tide & Oar (2024) premiered at Royal museums Greenwich, toured by sailing boat, inspired a published book, is being screened internationally, and is distributed by Tull Stories in over 80 UK cinemas. His work has been featured in magazines like Sight and Sound and The Wire, and his writing has been published in magazines, academic journals and books. He has also curated film programmes, been part of international film festival juries, and taught film & photography courses in university and community settings in the UK and abroad.