Cameraman / Director
As a cameraman, Rhys has won many awards and received three BAFTA Cymru nominations for Best Factual Photography. He started with the international TV production and distribution group Tinopolis, filming in 40 countries and shooting over 1000 items for the magazine programme 'Heno'.
Since then, as a freelancer, he's filmed hundreds of factual and entertainment programmes and built a reputation as a documentary filmmaker.
The transition began in 2014, when Rhys's first documentary, 'A Good Bitch' won the prestigious Reed.co.uk Short Film Competition, at the time, the biggest prize of its kind in Europe.
Since then, his short films have been screened at festivals worldwide, from New York to Helsinki. In 2019, he won Best Documentary at the Celtic Media Festival for Chdi, Fi ac IVF – a film he directed, shot and edited, charting the hopes and heartaches of a couple undergoing a whole IVF treatment cycle.
The same year, he joined forces with Gwion to form DocShed, with several new projects in the offing.
As we approach the end of 2023, I wanted to revisit some of the most memorable moments from the 27 interviews I've conducted this year. This bonus episode is split into two parts. Part 1 features clips from interviews #21 …
I welcome Welsh filmmaker Rhys Edwards to the show in this interview episode to discuss his documentary, 'The Rev.' As a cameraman, Rhys has won many awards and filmed hundreds of factual and entertainment programmes, buildin...