About

Based in East Anglia, Noah Carter specialises in producing quiet, thoughtful and atmospheric documentary films about the visual arts. He works with artists and galleries, designers, makers and creative businesses to tell their story and connect them with their audience.

Noah studied Architecture at University of Kent, graduating with distinction from a Masters degree in 2016. He worked with HAT Projects in Colchester before setting up his own film production company in 2018. His background in Architecture and experience of the arts sector allow him to interact meaningfully with his clients, understand their intent and the complexities of the creative process, and adeptly communicate this in his films.

Noah's films offer a unique insight into the subject's working practice and explore the often unseen process behind their work, conveying complex messages simply and effectively and enabling a more intimate connection between the subject and their audience.

Noah personally oversees the whole process of video production from free consultation through to development, filming and editing. When filming, Noah uses very portable, lightweight and compact equipment which allows him to film on location with minimal disruption while producing intimate and honest representations of the subject. Noah’s editing style is quiet and sensitive, primarily using ambient sound recorded on location to give the viewer the sense that they are in the studio or workspace, watching over the artist’s shoulder.

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Clients

As well as working directly with many individual artists, designers and makers Noah has worked with the following galleries and art organisations: Firstsite, East Contemporary Visual Arts Network, Art Exchange, Naze Tower, Messum's Fine Art, Gallery East, Linden Hall Studio, Emily Ball at Seawhite Studio, Colchester Art Society, ART:Oasis, Ipswich Art Society, The Wivenhoe Art Trail, The World of Interiors.