Nosa Eke is a platform agnostic writer/director working in traditional and interactive storytelling. She was chosen for the Soho Theatre Writers Lab and then attended the National Film and Television school. At the NFTS, Nosa finished her interactive digital series ‘The Grind’. It went on to screen at Underwire Festival and East End Film Festival among others, as well as the Sony Pictures Entertainment studios in LA, Picturehouse Central and Genesis Cinema. Her past shorts include ‘Moments Before Goodbyes’ and ‘Two Scoops’, the latter of which was shortlisted for Robert Rodriguez’s Keep Moving competition.

In 2016, Nosa took part in B3 Media’s Talent Lab programme receiving mentoring from David Varela (BBC’s Sherlock: The Network) and Nelson George (Netflix’s The Get Down) and received production funding towards her real time snapchat digital drama This Young Moment. which led to her having a residency at the Nottingham Mixed Reality Labs. Nosa has written an episodic interactive digital experience for 2017 a FutureBook award winning start-up. Nosa was also selected to be in a writers room for an EA game. She was an associate artist at B3 Media and In 2017, Google Creative Labs Creative Director, Tea Uglow, chose Nosa as a future creative leader. She was also handpicked to direct content for Vodafone’s new youth brand VOXI. In 2017, Google Creative Labs Tea Uglow chose Nosa as a future creative leader. In the same year Nosa was spotlighted as a “next level gaming talent” by Apple for writing a real time narrative mobile phone experience.

She was picked for the 2018 BFI Flare/BAFTA mentorship programme where she shadowed director Wayne Yip (Misfits, Preacher, Deadly Class) on the Christmas special of BBC’s Doctor Who and in the same year she wrote an episodic narrative on the Amazon Alexa for the BBC. In 2019, She shadowed director Destiny Ekaragha on Season 2 of End Of The F***ing World and was also chosen as a 2019 Trailblazer by Accenture and TCOLondon for her work in the cross-section between technology and storytelling.

Her short film, Something In The Closet, funded by the BFI and Film London, screened at BFI London Film Festival 2019 where she was also picked for the Network@LFF programme. Nosa was selected a Film London Lodestar 2020, one of the emerging talents in the capital tapped to create and inspire future works in the industry.

Nosa recently directed pilots BIG AGE for Channel 4 and Tiger Aspect, Six Foot Something for Sky/Hattrick as well as an episode of STILL SO AWKWARD for BBC, along with her BBC Snaps episode called IS THIS CAMERA STILL ON? She has directing an Audible drama in partnership with LAMDA and has also recently been chosen as Edinburgh TV Festivals, Ones To Watch as well as for the inaugural 23/24 BBC Comedy Collective. Nosa’s debut feature film is in development with BFI Vision-Award winner Eleanor Whitley and the BFI and has just received distribution. She also has a tv show is development with Red Productions/ StudioCanal.

Nosa serves on the BAFTA Learning, Inclusion and New Talent Committee as a writing and directing representative.

In Development 

PEACOCK 2024
Big Talk/BBC
Second Unit Director Episodes 201 and 202

SQUARE EYES
TV Show
Writer and Director
Red Productions/StudioCanal

THE YOUNG AND THE DOPENESS
Feature Film
Writer and Director
Zip Line Productions / BFI

BLACKFISHING FOR YOUR SUPPER
Television Series
Writer and Director
Dark Pictures

Writing & Directing Credits

Six Foot Something 2023
Pilot
Director
Hattrick/Sky

BIG AGE 2021
Pilot
Director
Tiger Aspect/Channel 4

IS THIS CAMERA ON 2021
Pilot – BBC Snaps
Director
BBC

STILL SO AWKWARD 2020
Television Series
Director x1 episode
BBC

(W/T) Sputnik 2019
Interactive Game
Writers Room
EA Games

SOMETHING IN THE CLOSET 2019
Short Film
Co-writer and Director
Premiered at London Film Festival

THE END OF THE F***ING WORLD 2019
Shadow Director of Destiny Ekaragha
Clerkenwell/ C4/ Netflix

FIVE DAYS, FIVE DATES – 2018
Amazon Alexa Episodic Narrative
Co-Writer
BBC R&D

DR WHO Christmas Special 2018
Shadow Director of Wayne Yip
BBC

THE GRIND
Writer and Director Pilot Episode
Digital Series
Screened: Underwire Festival, East End Film Festival