Barbara Bargiel is a dynamic Polish-British Film Director and Scriptwriter based in London, known for her innovative storytelling and commitment to fostering female talent in the film industry. With a distinctive approach to filmmaking, Barbara leads all-female crews, creating a collaborative environment that empowers women...
Barbara Bargiel is a dynamic Polish-British Film Director and Scriptwriter based in London, known for her innovative storytelling and commitment to fostering female talent in the film industry. With a distinctive approach to filmmaking, Barbara leads all-female crews, creating a collaborative environment that empowers women in a traditionally male-dominated field. Her recent selection as a BAFTA Connect Director in July 2023 marks a significant milestone in her career, as she embarks on the journey of developing her debut feature film, tentatively titled "A Cursed Farmer/Father," which is currently in progress.
Barbara's expertise is further underscored by her participation in prestigious programs such as the Sundance Directing & Writing Co//abs and the TripleC DANC/Screenskills Writer/Director Mentorship Programme. As a graduate of the National Film and Television School (NFTS) Filmmaking Certificate, she has honed her skills in scriptwriting and directing, contributing to her unique narrative voice. Her recent short film, "Generic," showcases her ability to blend creativity with technical proficiency, garnering attention for its compelling storytelling.
In addition to her film projects, Barbara is an active member of Directors UK, where she engages with fellow filmmakers to advocate for diversity and inclusion in the industry. Her multifaceted background in university teaching, charity work, and operations management enriches her perspective as a filmmaker, allowing her to approach projects with a holistic understanding of the creative process. As she continues to write and develop her feature film in collaboration with the Sundance Institute, Barbara Bargiel is poised to make a significant impact on the cinematic landscape, championing stories that resonate with audiences and elevate underrepresented voices.
