Lyndon Henley Hanrahan is an award-winning Canadian, Irish, and American writer and director working across film and television. His NFTS graduation short, Every Time I See a Cock I Go Funny, was nominated for a Student Academy Award. His previous films have screened and won awards at festivals worldwide, including many Oscar- and BAFTA-qualifiers, amassed hundreds of thousands of online views, and been broadcast on Channel 4. In recognition of his body of work, he was selected as a 2023 Berlinale Talent. As a television writer, Lyndon received a Daytime Emmy nomination for The Book of Queer and was selected for the Séries Mania Writers’ Campus to develop an original drama series. He graduated magna cum laude from Harvard University before moving to the UK as a Marshall Scholar, receiving master’s degrees from the Royal College of Art, London Film School, and National Film & Television School. He is currently developing a slate of original film and television projects and completing his debut novel, Freckles.