Tuppence Stone is an award-winning British film and television director. She is best known for her critically acclaimed feature film, The Murder Trilogy, which earned her a British Academy of Film and Television Award.
Stone began her career as an assistant director on a number of television projects, including the popular series The Bill. She then moved on to directing music videos for artists such as The Verve, KT Tunstall and The Libertines.
In 2005, Stone made her feature film debut with The Murder Trilogy, a three-part thriller set in London. The film was a box office success, earning over £2 million in its first week and ultimately grossing over £8 million. It was a critical darling, lauded for its suspenseful narrative and stylish visuals. Stone won two British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Awards for her work, including Best Director.
Stone has since gone on to direct a number of films and television series. Her credits include the drama series The Village, the horror film The Witching Hour, the crime drama The Suspect, and the short film The Other Side of the Wall. She also directed the BAFTA-nominated television movie The Great Train Robbery.
Stone is a highly sought-after director. She is currently working on a feature film adaptation of the bestselling novel The Night Circus, which is expected to be released in 2021.
Stone is an advocate for female filmmakers and has spoken out about the lack of opportunities for women in the industry. She is also a founding member of the Directors UK Women's Forum, a group dedicated to providing support and advice to female directors in the industry.
Tuppence Stone is a talented and respected filmmaker whose work has been recognised with numerous awards. She is a powerful voice for female directors and is committed to creating opportunities for women in the film industry.
