Per Fly entered the Danish Film School in 1989, from which he graduated as a Film Director in 1993. In 1991 Per Fly directed the short film "En Halv Times Ventetid" (A Half Hour Waiting Time). In 1993 he directed yet another short film "Bent", as well as his graduate film "Værelse 17" (Room 17) from The Danish Film School. Per Fly's film credits include "Højhusets Konge" (King of the Skyscraper) for Danmarks Radio (DR) and "Kalder Katrine!" (Calling Katrine!) Produced by Nimbus Film. The film received an award at the Odense Film Festival in 1995.
In 1995 Per Fly directed the six-episode mini-series "Så du Ansjosen?" (Did you see the Anchovy?) produced by Danmarks Radio (DR). The same year Per Fly also directed "Frankenstein's Monsterslot" (The Monster Castle of Frankenstein) produced by Peter Bech Film, as well as "Helmar goes Denmark" produced by Zentropa Entertainments for the enhanced video version of "The Kingdom". In 1996 Per Fly directed an additional four episodes of the television series "TV-Anjosen" (The TV Anchovy) produced by Danmarks Radio (DR). In 1997 Per Fly directed the first Danish DVD-Rom "Billedskatten" (The Motion Picture Treasure) produced by Steen Herdel Film for The Danish Film Institute. In addition, he directed the puppet animation "Den lille ridder" (The Little Knight) produced by Zentropa Entertainments for The Danish Film Institute. In 1998 Per Fly directed several short films and episodes of the popular television series "Taxa", produced by Danmarks Radio (DR). In 2000 Per Fly directed the animated film "Prop & Berta" as well as the critically acclaimed and award-winning feature film "The Bench", which among other prizes won the acclaimed Danish Critics prize "Bodil" for Best Feature, Best Male Lead, Best Supporting Actor. Both features are produced by Zentropa Productions.
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