Dave Reeve

Dave is an award-winning director, videographer, and editor with over 15 years of experience crafting compelling visual narratives across film, documentary, and branded content. His projects often explore themes of nature, identity, and social change, drawing from his extensive experience in filmmaking, journalism, and editorial leadership.

 

As a former magazine editor at Where the Leaves Fall and Village Raw, Dave has a deep understanding of storytelling across multiple platforms. His portfolio includes cinematic trailers, short-form social media content, and long-form documentaries, with a strong focus on environmental and sustainability narratives.

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Projects include the feature documentary Y/our Music, which won Best International Feature at MUVI Lisboa and was nominated for Best Documentary at the Thailand National Film Awards. The film is an immersive exploration of Thailand’s diverse musical landscape, spanning traditional folk tunes, labour songs, classical pop, and the raw energy of urban indie music. The film weaves a rich, sensory tapestry of Thailand’s musical identity, transporting viewers from the clamour of Bangkok’s congested streets to the sun-scorched plains of Isan - capturing a world where diverse sounds coexist. The film is rated 8.2 on IMDB.

 

Minute Bodies: The Intimate World of F. Percy Smith is a mesmerising reinterpretation of the pioneering filmmaker’s work, blending his original footage with a contemporary score to create a hypnotic, dreamlike experience. F. Percy Smith, who captured the unseen wonders of nature from his home in suburban Southgate, north London, revealed intricate micro-worlds through his lens, and this film evokes the same sense of wonder he must have felt. Both alien and familiar, Minute Bodies immerses viewers in the beauty of the microscopic world, earning it a 7.7 rating on IMDb. The film was screened with a live score at venues including The Barbican and was released by BFI in the UK and Icarus Films in the US.

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The short documentary Larry and Janet Move Out was described by The Guardian as “a moving account of one couple’s plight, a social commentary for our times.” You can view the full film here.

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Dave’s music video work includes numerous promos for UK band Tindersticks, amassing over 1.5 million views on YouTube and contributing to the band’s continued success. Dave has also created content for brands such as BFI, Arrow Films, Lionsgate, Tinopolis, BBC, Channel 4, ITV, V&A, Royal Academy, Sotheby’s, John Lewis, Clinique, Cosmopolitan, Sony, Panasonic, MS Society, ActionAid, and Fight Inequality.

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