On the big screen
“A brilliant piece of informative, thought provoking, innovative and highly entertaining film making.”
Saffron Screen August 2026
Upcoming Screenings
Electric Palace cinema, Hastings
Date: 30st October, 2026
Time: 3pm
Paul Wyatt's films have a proven track record of bringing audiences together. From major cultural institutions to cinemas and art centres, viewers are captivated by his evocative depictions of place and character-driven narratives.
For the Sheep, Actually premiere, Wyatt breathed new life into the Cutty Sark’s lesser-known legacy as a historic wool transporter by co-producing The Cutty Sark Wool Experience. The evening culminated in the premiere of Sheep, Actually, screened directly beneath the ship’s iconic suspended hull to a sold-out crowd.
Since June 2026, Sheep, Actually has been seen at Depot in Lewes, Leeds Industrial Museum, Saffron Screen, the Dress Devolution 4 Conference at Falmouth University, Electric Palace cinema, Hastings, the Museum of Making in Derby, and Farnham Maltings.
More film screenings will be announced for Autumn and Winter.
For theatrical bookings, please get in touch here
It started with the first photo filmmaker Paul Wyatt ever took: a blurred sheep's nose on a school trip when he was just nine. This lifelong love of animals and a deep-seated curiosity to understand their lives drove Wyatt to make Sheep, Actually.
Sheep, Actually is the culmination of over a decade of high-profile film collaborations that Paul Wyatt has filmed and produced.
In the Community
Community groups in the UK, United States and Canada have been putting on their own screenings of Sheep, Actually...
Video clips
Watch the Sheep, Actually trailer and other clips and other clips from the film.
Merch The Sheepzine on over a decade’s worth of behind-the-lens field notes as Paul Wyatt rewinds the tape on his own journey with fleece across time and landscapes
Sheep, Actually
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