Oneil Sharma
- Actor
- Transportation Department
- Additional Crew
Born in London, O'neil Sharma is a graduate of Economics and holds a Masters in Investment Management. He began his career as an Investment Banker but soon decided to follow his true passion for filmmaking. He was awarded a scholarship to attend the London Film Academy.
In 2018 he shot his first feature film: Fotoautomat Man, which will enter the festival circuit for 2020 with a premiere at the Tokyo Lift Off Festival. His screenplay The Big B will be produced by Berlin Bombay International and will be his second feature as a director. Get Lucky (co-written with Ziska Riemann), released in September 2019. He also co-wrote Endless for Thunder Road and Film House (release date to be announced). Recently, he has been commissioned by Life and Soul Pictures to write a screenplay "Rites of Passage"; a true story about how cricket has helped refugees integrate into Germany. Shooting is planned for late 2020.
O'neil has worked as an assistant director on Valkyrie (Bryan Singer), The Last Station (Michael Hoffman), Inglourious Basterds (Quentin Tarantino), The Ghost (Roman Polanski), Drei (Tom Tykwer) and as Directors Assistant on Unknown (Jaume Collet-Serra), Hansel and Gretel (Tommy Wirkola) and Berlin Station (Paramount/Epix).
In 2018 he shot his first feature film: Fotoautomat Man, which will enter the festival circuit for 2020 with a premiere at the Tokyo Lift Off Festival. His screenplay The Big B will be produced by Berlin Bombay International and will be his second feature as a director. Get Lucky (co-written with Ziska Riemann), released in September 2019. He also co-wrote Endless for Thunder Road and Film House (release date to be announced). Recently, he has been commissioned by Life and Soul Pictures to write a screenplay "Rites of Passage"; a true story about how cricket has helped refugees integrate into Germany. Shooting is planned for late 2020.
O'neil has worked as an assistant director on Valkyrie (Bryan Singer), The Last Station (Michael Hoffman), Inglourious Basterds (Quentin Tarantino), The Ghost (Roman Polanski), Drei (Tom Tykwer) and as Directors Assistant on Unknown (Jaume Collet-Serra), Hansel and Gretel (Tommy Wirkola) and Berlin Station (Paramount/Epix).
