authored work. Awards. A film in development.
Trained as an actor. Writer-director across two decades. Films screened on Channel 4, the BBC, British Airways in-flight, official Paralympics channels, and in UK and EU Parliaments.
featured work
Co-produced with Manon Ardisson (God's Own Country) and shot by DP Adam Suschitzky (Marcella, Fear the Walking Dead). Starring Paralympian Stef Reid. Won London International Short Film Festival. Officially selected at fourteen festivals worldwide. Broadcast on Channel 4, British Airways in-flight, and the official Paralympics channels. 1m+ views in three months. Screened in the UK and EU Parliaments.
FOXES
Co-produced and starred as Malcolm — a London estate agent navigating a big sale, his ten-year-old son, and an urban fox that won't stop following them. Directed by Mikel Gurrea. Produced by: Eva Sigurdardottir (Little Disasters). Winner: Best Actor — Palencia International Film Festival 2016. Best Short Film at Montreal World Film Festival, StockFish, Bizkaia, and Jaén.
REGULARS
Wrote and directed the TV pilot sizzle reel for Regulars. Starring Bernard Hill (The Lord of the Rings, Titanic, Boys from the Blackstuff). A proof-of-concept developed to take a series project to broadcaster and platform conversations.
In development
I AM / WILL
A psychological horror film described as "social realism" with thematic elements of British folk horror. It explores existential dread, mental health, and the disconnection inherent in modern, digitised life.
Story: Will, a corporate architect at "URIZEN XM," finds his ordinary life - defined by digital algorithms, therapy, and a strained marriage - unravelling after he encounters a saint's vision in an ancient fenland town.
Themes: The film examines the "collective spiritual crisis," the loss of free will in a capitalist system, and a Jungian journey into the "shadow" self.
Key Personnel: The project is led by producers Rachid Sabitri and Charles Meunier (Plan Nine Pictures (Largo - 2026) and Oscar Nominated and BAFTA winning Exec Producer Chris Hees.