daisy asquith
daisy asquith
documentaries
a brief biography
Daisy Asquith started in documentary as a receptionist for Windfall Films when she was 19. She was thrown in at the deep end when shen was sent to film children on the child protection register in County Durham. The resulting material became 'The Decision' - the RTS award winning series about children and social services produced by Oliver Morse.
Daisy then went on to conceive '15' with Nichola Korajitis, a groundbreaking and BAFTA nominated 3 part series about teenagers in South London.
She spent two years gaining near impossible access to British Asian arranged marriages for 'Marrying A Stranger', a pair of films which she filmed, produced and directed solo, travelling 3 times to Pakistan.
Daisy works best alone with a small camera and her films thrive on many hours, weeks and months spent getting inside her contributor's heads.
Daisy lives in Brighton with her husband Dunstan, their two children Lola and Lenny.
Daisy then went on to conceive '15' with Nichola Korajitis, a groundbreaking and BAFTA nominated 3 part series about teenagers in South London.
She spent two years gaining near impossible access to British Asian arranged marriages for 'Marrying A Stranger', a pair of films which she filmed, produced and directed solo, travelling 3 times to Pakistan.
Daisy works best alone with a small camera and her films thrive on many hours, weeks and months spent getting inside her contributor's heads.
Daisy lives in Brighton with her husband Dunstan, their two children Lola and Lenny.
