Lottie Graham is a British writer-director from Jersey, Channel Islands. She studied English Literature at the University of Exeter, where her access to the Bill Douglas Cinema Museum sparked a passion for filmmaking and led her to experiment with micro-budget documentaries. With the support of a grant from ArtHouse Jersey and after a few years working in the industry, she directed her first narrative short Scarlet, which earned her a Carol Wiseman Scholarship and place at the National Film and Television School. She graduated in 2024 with Latcho Drom (Good Road), which won the Royal Television Society Award for Best Postgraduate Drama and the Special Jury Prize for Best Actor at the AKE DIKHEA? Festival of Romani Film.

Her films have screened internationally at BAFTA and BIFA qualifying festivals including Kurzfilm Festival Hamburg, Aesthetica, and the Berkshire International Film Festival (nominated for The Next Great Filmmaker Award). She is currently developing her debut feature with London-based production company My Accomplice, supported by BFI Development Funding.

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