Corry Raymond | Cinematographer, Director of Photography, Filmmaker

CORRY RAYMOND

DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY

Cinematography, Editing, Directing

Pro Moviemaker Magazine’s Filmmaker of the Year 2025

As of July 2025, Corry is excited to announce his new role as the internal Cinematographer for Revolut and is not accepting any freelance opportunites. This site is solely to promote the personal projects and achievements of CR.

Cinematography

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Person crouching while filming with a professional camera, wearing a backpack, in front of a brick wall.

Group of people in an office discussing or planning, with one person pointing and another observing, seated individual with paperwork and headphones.

Close-up of a professional video camera being adjusted by crew members outdoors.

A man kneels next to a camera on a tripod with a woman lying on the grass nearby, under a cherry blossom tree, in a park setting.

FILMMAKING

Two men sitting at a table in a formal setting, one in a suit with a blue tie and the other in a black shirt. The image is overlaid with multiple film festival awards and nominations from 2022, including Kings Cross Film Awards, Global Shorts, Indie Short Fest, and more.

Blurred Lines
A dramatised account of a true story, navigating legal and ethical challenges with nuance and precision. Successfully screened at Oscar and BAFTA qualifying festivals.

A man in a brown suit and yellow shirt sits in front of a wooden panel backdrop. Surrounding him are multiple prestigious film festival accolades, including Best Female Director at Budapest Short Cut Film Festival 2025 and Finalist at Indie Short Film Fest 2024.

The Interview
Multi-award winning short film. A contained thriller using minimal locations to maximum dramatic effect. Subtle, layered performances and a slow-burning structure.

A woman with long brown hair and expressive eyes looks upwards, with a serious expression on her face, outdoors during the day.

Feel Me
Near-future social sci-fi exploring emotional gig work, class, and morality.

Press
enquiries

Regarding short films