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Director Harry Cauty signs with Rattling Stick and Rattling Stuff for UK representation
Harry Cauty’s down to earth personality and vibrant style are a palpable fit with the company’s authentically British sense of humour.
Director Harry Cauty signs with Rattling Stick and Rattling Stuff for UK representation.
A director of commercials, music videos, films and more, Harry Cauty’s down to earth personality and vibrant style are a palpable fit with the company’s authentically British sense of humour.
His films for industry-leading brands including BBC, Guinness, Adidas and EA Sports are fun and contemporary with stand-out casting, surreal VFX and dry-comedy performances, featuring many music and sports personalities including Ian Wright, Anthony Joshua, Leah Williamson and Bakar. With no pretensions and a truly collaborative spirit, Cauty has built a brilliant reputation on set with crew and frequent repeat business from clients.
Johnnie Frankel, Rattling Stick President says: “We’re delighted to have Harry and his immense talents join us here at Rattling Stick. His dynamism and infectious enthusiasm clearly shine in his work, and Harry’s bold, stylish direction, not to mention his ability to deliver great performances, show he‘ll fit perfectly within our ranks. We are very excited to join forces and provide the platform his skills deserve.”
Before commercials Cauty cut his teeth in short films and music videos for UK artists including Big Zuu and Lady Leshurr. It was during these formative years that Cauty developed his technical skills and realised his creative vision, to break boundaries and make people laugh.
Joining both the rosters at Rattling Stick and Stuff, Cauty is excited to get shooting, saying: “Rattling Stick know how to make proper comedy ads and I’m honoured to be working alongside people who have inspired my journey to get here. I always liked that filmmaking is a team effort as opposed to solitary art form and Rattling Stick has a real sense of hard work and camaraderie that I am excited to now be a part of.”