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The name comes from a Danish surname, from the words for "raven" and "village pond". In Norse mythology, the ravens Hugin and Munin acted as Odin's spies, bringing him information from the four corners of the Earth. Like the English village green, a kjaer carries a deep emotional resonance. Like our namesakes, we hope that our films encourage you to respond both emotionally and intellectually to the world around us.

Photo credit: Blazej Mikula

Nicholas is a British-Danish film director. He has directed a number of award-winning short films, with a particular interest in period drama. Nicholas' original background is in physics, where he studied for an MSci at the University of Cambridge, specialising in quantum information, high energy field theory and theoretical cosmology, and is a co-author on several papers on quantum technology. Before film direction, he provided strategic advice to some of the largest pay-TV companies working in emerging markets.

Stephen is an award winning cinematographer and photographer working out of London. He received a BA in Photography from Cambridge School of Art where he also became involved in the student film scene. He has subsequently worked on scores of short films and shot his first feature as a DOP over the summer of 2019. As a photographer his work is exhibited internationally and his work with Drag Kings is part of the permenant collection at Deutsches Hygiene-Museum in Dresden.

An interdisciplinary artist and designer from South-East London, Jessica has worked across dozens of film, opera and fashion projects, with clients including the Barbican Centre and National Theatre. Outside the creative field, she has 6+ years of experience working in research and business intelligence roles for tech SMEs. She holds an MA from the University of Cambridge and is a current Masters student at the University of Glasgow.