Yorgos Keramydas Press Kit
Official bios, filmography, credits, media assets, links and press contact for Yorgos Keramydas, a Greek writer/director and emerging filmmaker from Ptolemaida, Greece.
Press overview
Yorgos Keramydas is a Greek writer/director and emerging filmmaker from Ptolemaida, Greece. His work focuses on dark psychological storytelling, visual narration, suspense and atmospheric tension.
He develops student and independent short films through a hands-on creative process that often includes writing, directing, cinematography, editing, sound, music, color grading and visual presentation.
His films often explore guilt, isolation, obsession, grief, emotional distance, loss and moral pressure through silence, controlled framing, sound design and restrained performances.
Official bios
Short bio — 50 words
Yorgos Keramydas is a Greek writer/director and emerging filmmaker from Ptolemaida, Greece. His work focuses on dark psychological storytelling, visual narration, suspense and atmospheric tension, often exploring guilt, isolation, obsession, emotional distance and loss through independent short films.
Medium bio — 150 words
Yorgos Keramydas is a Greek writer/director and emerging filmmaker from Ptolemaida, Greece. His work focuses on dark psychological storytelling, visual narration, suspense and atmospheric tension. He develops student and independent short films through a hands-on creative process that often includes writing, directing, cinematography, editing, sound, music, color grading and visual presentation.
He has also completed a three-year theatre workshop at Voreio Pedio Cultural Association in Ptolemaida, with training in body and voice exercises, improvisation, acting methods, directing, scenography and performance organization.
His films frequently explore guilt, isolation, obsession, grief, emotional distance, loss and moral pressure. Through silence, controlled framing, sound design and restrained performances, Keramydas builds tense, intimate stories where characters face hidden fears, emotional pressure and difficult moral choices. His filmography includes Play Deaf, Metamorphosis, Eternal Home, The Sociopath, Rock 'n' Roll, Damn It!, A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity, In Cold Love, Cleave and Strange Daniel.
Long bio — 300 words
Yorgos Keramydas is a Greek writer/director and emerging filmmaker from Ptolemaida, Greece. His work focuses on dark psychological storytelling, visual narration, suspense and atmospheric tension, with a strong interest in the emotional pressure that shapes human behavior. He develops student and independent short films through a hands-on creative process that often includes writing, directing, cinematography, editing, sound, music, color grading and visual presentation.
He has also completed a three-year theatre workshop at Voreio Pedio Cultural Association in Ptolemaida, with training in body and voice exercises, improvisation, acting methods, directing, scenography and performance organization.
Keramydas’s films often explore guilt, isolation, obsession, grief, emotional distance, loss and moral pressure. His stories are usually built around characters who face emotional or ethical thresholds: a person hearing violence through a wall, a man returning to a childhood home, a woman confronting betrayal, a worker trapped inside an artificial intelligence evaluation system, or a musician drawn into a nightmarish creative bargain. Across different genres, his films use silence, controlled framing, sound design, restrained performances and atmospheric lighting to create psychological tension.
His filmography includes Play Deaf, Metamorphosis, Eternal Home, The Sociopath, Rock 'n' Roll, Damn It!, A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity, In Cold Love, Cleave and Strange Daniel. His work moves between thriller, psychological drama, crime, dark satire, body horror, art horror and dark fantasy, while maintaining a consistent interest in inner conflict, moral pressure and visual storytelling. Keramydas is associated with independent short films that emphasize mood, silence, discomfort and emotional restraint over exposition.
Official credit line
Use this credit line for articles, festival notes and listings:
Yorgos Keramydas — Greek writer/director and emerging filmmaker from Ptolemaida, Greece.
Alternate Greek spelling: Γιώργος Κεραμυδάς.
Topics and keywords
- Greek independent filmmaker
- Greek short film director
- Dark psychological storytelling
- Atmospheric suspense
- Visual narration
- Independent short films
- Psychological drama and thriller
Education and training
- Hellenic Open University — Film Writing, Practice and Research.
- Voreio Pedio Cultural Association, Ptolemaida — Three-year theatre workshop, with training in body and voice exercises, improvisation, acting methods, directing, scenography and performance organization.
Selected filmography
- Cleave — Short film, 2026. Psychological drama, body horror, arthouse.
- Strange Daniel — Short film, 2026. Art horror, psychological horror, dark fantasy, music drama, thriller.
- A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity — Short film, completed 2025 / IMDb-listed 2026. Drama, science fiction, dark satire, dystopian, psychological thriller.
- In Cold Love — Short film, 2025. Drama, psychological drama.
- Rock 'n' Roll, Damn It! — Short film, 2025. Comedy, music.
- The Sociopath — Short film, 2025. Crime, experimental short.
- Eternal Home — Short film, 2024. Crime, thriller.
- Metamorphosis / Η μεταμόρφωση — Short film, 2024.
- Play Deaf / Κάνε ότι δεν άκουσες — Short student film, completed 2023 / IMDb-listed 2024. Thriller.
Media assets
Official materials for journalists, festivals, curators and screening pages. Use these links for editorial coverage, festival catalogues, interviews and programme notes.
Official portrait/headshot of Yorgos Keramydas for press, festivals, interviews and programme notes.
Use the official FilmFreeway film pages below for current posters, stills, project details, genres and festival-facing information.
Play Deaf · Eternal Home · A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity · In Cold Love · Cleave · Strange Daniel
Press FAQ
Who is Yorgos Keramydas?
Yorgos Keramydas is a Greek writer/director and emerging filmmaker from Ptolemaida, Greece, working in dark psychological storytelling, visual narration, suspense and atmospheric tension.
What should journalists call him?
The recommended credit is: Yorgos Keramydas, Greek writer/director and emerging filmmaker from Ptolemaida, Greece. His Greek name is Γιώργος Κεραμυδάς.
What films is Yorgos Keramydas known for?
He is known for short films including Play Deaf, Eternal Home and A.I.: How I Learned to Love the Singularity, along with other independent short films such as In Cold Love, Cleave and Strange Daniel.
What themes does his work explore?
His work often explores guilt, isolation, obsession, grief, emotional distance, loss and moral pressure through psychologically tense and atmospheric short films.
Press contact
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