Libby is an award-winning director and photographer based in Manchester, known for bold, cinematic storytelling rooted in human connection, culture and social impact.
She has directed campaigns for leading brands and organisations including adidas, PayPal, BBC, Transport for London (TfL), Mutti and NSPCC, bringing a distinctive visual style and emotionally driven approach to commercial storytelling.
Alongside her commercial work, Libby has directed award-winning short films including ABSENT, made with period poverty charity Freedom4Girls, which won Best Film for Change at Bolton Film Festival, Gold at Kinsale Sharks, and two Silver Screen Awards at the Cannes Young Directors Awards. Her film TINNED PEARS, made with Chefs in Schools, won Best Charity Film at Bolton Film Festival.
Libby directed EARLY TWENTIES, a cinematic interpretation of Cat Burns' coming-of-age album, featuring India Amarteifio and BAFTA-nominated Samuel Bottomley.
Her most recent short film, BEHIND CLOSED DOORS, was nominated at multiple BAFTA and BIFA qualifying festivals, further establishing her reputation for socially conscious, cinematic storytelling.
Libby is currently developing a feature film with writer Holly Robinson and a short film with playwright Luke Barnes.
Her photographic work is a natural extension of her filmmaking - deeply human, grounded in place, and rooted in justice. Through documentary and portraiture, she explores themes of identity, belonging, and cultural resilience, often working in collaboration with displaced or marginalised communities.
Commercials
Francis Mildmay - White at Knucklehead
Film + TV:
Catherine Goldstone at The Howarth Agency
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