Paul Storrie is a British photographer, filmmaker and writer based in London.

His photographic work spans portraiture and documentary, exploring subcultures, communities and the narratives of everyday life. Drawn to people, objects and environments that might otherwise be overlooked, his work captures a sense of place and atmosphere, finding stories in the character, rituals and details of the worlds he photographs.

As part of Tripod City, a photographic collaboration, he has published three photobooks: Made in China, Gold Dust (Ghana) and Sweet Dreams (Mexico). Each explores the people, cultures and social fabric of its respective country through the distinct perspectives of three photographers.

His photographic commissions include work for Manchester United, The North Face, Napapijri, AXE, Kipling, Steve Madden, Visit California, MHRA and AbbVie. His photographs have been published internationally, appearing in Forbes, ELLE, The Guardian, The Observer, The Telegraph, BBC Culture, PORTER, Marie Claire, Mr & Mrs Smith, among others.

Alongside his photographic work, Paul writes and directs film. His documentary short, The Piñata King, screened at numerous international film festivals, was selected as a Vimeo Staff Pick and featured by National Geographic. It was also included in La Cartonería Mexicana, an exhibition at the Museum of International Folk Art in New Mexico. His narrative short, The Hedgehog, won Best Short Film and Best Director at the One-Reeler Short Film Competition in Los Angeles, and received a nomination for the British Council Best Short Film at the London Short Film Festival.

His screenplays have been optioned for television, and he is currently working on his debut novel.