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Change mental health narratives with Ella Greenwood, award-winning filmmaker and wellbeing advocate. Ella works with organisations to destigmatise psychological challenges through authentic storytelling and creative expression. Forbes 30 Under 30 honouree, British Citizen Award recipient and UN Women UK delegate.

Trusted by Broken Flames Productions, stem4, HUMEN

Ella Greenwood
Ella Greenwood

Ella Greenwood

London, United Kingdom

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Ella Greenwood's biography

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  • Award winning British filmmaker and mental health advocate
  • Forbes 30 Under 30 honouree and British Citizen Award recipient
  • UN Women UK delegate and ambassador for teenage mental health charity

Ella Greenwood is a British filmmaker and mental health advocate who uses cinema to reshape how society understands psychological wellbeing. At 19, she became a Forbes 30 Under 30 honouree and has since received a British Citizen Award for Services to Arts.


Ella founded London-based Broken Flames Productions and serves as a UN Women UK delegate to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women. Her films have screened at BAFTA and Oscar-accredited festivals, earning coverage in Variety, Deadline and Grazia. She works as an ambassador for stem4, a leading teenage mental health charity, and delivers presentations as a TEDx speaker.


Her experience creating mental health-focused films partnered with organisations like HUMEN and PAPYRUS gives audiences practical insights into addressing psychological challenges through storytelling. Ella brings expertise in supporting emerging creatives whilst tackling complex topics including climate anxiety. Her recent projects starring BAFTA winner Bukky Bakray and Mia McKenna-Bruce demonstrate how authentic representation can drive social change. She translates her filmmaking process into actionable strategies for organisations seeking to communicate sensitive subjects with impact.


Audiences learn specific techniques for creating content that destigmatises mental health, discover methods for supporting young people facing psychological challenges, and gain frameworks for addressing climate anxiety through creative expression. Ella provides real examples from her award-winning work that organisations can adapt immediately.


Book Ella to learn how authentic storytelling transforms mental health conversations and drives meaningful social impact.

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Why we recommend booking Ella

Ella Greenwood delivers powerful strategies for transforming mental health conversations through her proven filmmaking expertise and work with leading charities. Her practical frameworks help organisations create impactful content that drives real social change while supporting young people facing psychological challenges. Book Ella now to gain actionable insights from her award-winning approach to authentic storytelling.

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How do I book Ella Greenwood for my next event?

To book Ella Greenwood, email ella.greenwood@getapeptalk.com or call PepTalk on +44 20 3835 2929 (UK) or +1 737 888 5112 (US), and one of our speaker agents will contact you within hours to confirm Ella's availability and speaking fee. If you can, please include your budget upfront – it helps us fast-track your request. It’s also helpful to know the date, format (virtual or in-person), location, and about your audience.

What is Ella Greenwood's speaking style like?

Ella Greenwood draws on her filmmaking practice to structure sessions around case studies from her own productions, using these as worked examples to demonstrate how storytelling can destigmatise mental health and communicate sensitive subjects to audiences.

What topics does Ella Greenwood specialise in?

Ella Greenwood's sessions address mental health destigmatisation, storytelling as a tool for social change, climate anxiety, and support for young people facing psychological challenges. She became a Forbes 30 Under 30 honouree at 19 and holds a British Citizen Award for Services to Arts, with her films screening at BAFTA and Oscar-accredited festivals and covered in Variety and Deadline.

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