Michael Adeyeye — Director & Producer, London

Short Film/2026/Director

Inside

Since the outbreak, no one goes outside, and first dates unfold in virtual simulations. When her mother persuades her to give dating one more chance, Leah, a gifted young coder, meets Etron, a match looking for something other than romance. A sci-fi romantic comedy with a dramatic heart, written by Adaeze Ndakoji.

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Prime Video/2026/Second Unit Director

The Night Manager

Tom Hiddleston returns as Jonathan Pine in the second season of the BBC and Prime Video espionage thriller, based on the world of John le Carré. The series premiered on BBC One on 1 January 2026 and on Prime Video on 11 January.

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Yelf & Aether Speaker/2025/Director

That's For The Nose Bleed

A music video for Yelf & Aether Speaker, drawing on the folk rituals and unsettling atmosphere of The Wicker Man and Midsommar.

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Royal Albert Hall/2024/Producer

The Royal Albert Hall

Directed by Simon Frederick, this film captures poetry's return to the Royal Albert Hall after decades away. A record of the performances and the significance of bringing poets back to one of the world's most celebrated stages.

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Flutterwave/2024/Director & Producer

Send App Campaign

Following a tech entrepreneur, this film is one of three spots for Flutterwave's Send App, a service that helps Africans abroad send money home in minutes. The campaign explores the care and connection behind each transfer, showing how sending money can be an expression of love.

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Short Film/2014/Director

Escape

A boy escapes a world built like a prison and discovers the possibilities of his own imagination. A short film about freedom and the belief that seeing beyond the visible is the first step towards doing the impossible.

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Art/2025/Producer

Sentient Brutalism

A poetic exploration of regret, perfectionism and submission, setting human vulnerability against the imposing forms of brutalist architecture. Created by LionHeart, the work debuted as the centrepiece of his installation Duppy Know Who Fi Frighten at Art'otel Hoxton.

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LionHeart/2021/Director

SMD

A visual interpretation of LionHeart's spoken word poetry, translating the rhythm and feeling of the verse into images. Each frame responds to the words, creating a conversation between poetry and film.

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