Liam Summers is an Irish-American filmmaker who has worked in a variety of roles, primarily as a writer, director, and producer. He began making short films as a teenager in his hometown of Seattle and developed an early interest in storytelling.
Summers has worked internationally, collaborating with diverse crews and artists across Europe and the United States. He now lives in Prague, Czech Republic, where he studies Narrative Directing at Prague Film School.
His work often explores social an...
Liam Summers is an Irish-American filmmaker who has worked in a variety of roles, primarily as a writer, director, and producer. He began making short films as a teenager in his hometown of Seattle and developed an early interest in storytelling.
Summers has worked internationally, collaborating with diverse crews and artists across Europe and the United States. He now lives in Prague, Czech Republic, where he studies Narrative Directing at Prague Film School.
His work often explores social and political themes, drawing on his background in political campaigns. Notable projects include Why Fight for Cuba (2019), a documentary following the activist movement against the U.S. blockade of Cuba; Ransom (2023), a romantic drama short in which he served as both director and actor; and Mushroom (2024), a psychological thriller that examines themes of mental health and drug use.
Liam Summers is an Irish-American filmmaker who has worked in a variety of roles, primarily as a writer, director, and producer. He began making short films as a teenager in his hometown of Seattle and developed an early interest in storytelling.
Summers has worked internationally, collaborating with diverse crews and artists across Europe and the United States. He now lives in Prague, Czech Republic, where he studies Narrative Directing at Prague Film School.
His work often explores social and political themes, drawing on his background in political campaigns. Notable projects include Why Fight for Cuba (2019), a documentary following the activist movement against the U.S. blockade of Cuba; Ransom (2023), a romantic drama short in which he served as both director and actor; and Mushroom (2024), a psychological thriller that examines themes of mental health and drug use.
