In her vital role at the secretive Bletchley Park, a young intelligence analyst feels the weight of the world on her shoulders as she's forced to confront the cost of war and the barriers set before her. Based on a true story.
Sue, an IT Support Technician in her 60s, wakes from a coma to discover half the world has been zombified. After accidentally killing the prophesied 'Chosen One', Sue assumes their identity to avoid getting caught, and has to save humanity herself. Chosen is a pop-rock comedy musical about purpose, second chances and embracing the uncertainty of life.
Max Needs Help is a dark comedy that focuses on the anxieties of Max - a man who has never experienced therapy before and now finds himself spiralling throughout his first session. ◦ Written/directed by Tom Nunez Starring: Margaret Clunie + Tom Nunez Producer: Zara Trott
LITTLE BIG BROTHER is a comedic and heartwarming tale of two brothers trying to repair their broken relationship on a chaotic road trip to university. Old tensions and lingering grief turn their journey into a hilarious yet heartfelt reckoning with their past — and each other. Producer: Lily Allmark Director: Max Meadows Cinematographer: Chris Tailor Writer: Ellis Waynforth
GERONTO: A young man’s secret attraction to older men leads to an unexpected bond, until a painful misunderstanding threatens to shatter their fragile connection. Writer: Christopher Sherwood Director: Mark Pluck Producer: Tom Taplin With thanks to our key partners: Omyx Club // L'Escargots, Soho // Central Station Pub, Kings Cross
Atlas
Chosen: A New Musical
Max Needs Help
Little Big Brother
Geronto
When Kev Mullen gets sacked from his job, 14-year-old Billy and loyal staffy, Ruby, are forced to bear the brunt of his father’s downfall. Led by Billy’s narration, BITE follows the attempt to navigate his father’s increasing alcoholism, volatility, and ostracisation. Set in 00s Britain, the film aims to address themes of family dysfunction, class, and the cyclical nature of trauma.
Sue, an IT Support Technician in her 60s, wakes from a coma to discover half the world has been zombified. After accidentally killing the prophesied 'Chosen One', Sue assumes their identity to avoid getting caught, and has to save humanity herself. Chosen is a pop-rock comedy musical about purpose, second chances and embracing the uncertainty of life.
Following on from the award-winning short, French Toast. Jada, Tai and Sheridan survive London's COVID-19 2020 lockdown through daily Zoom lunches while WFH. After Tai's devastating secret tears the group apart, Jada must come to terms with her 'picture-perfect' life and her fiancé Simeon has a lot to answer for. It also explores the nuances of institutional racism.
"Why would you write a comedy about the loss of a parent?"
"... Seemed like a good idea at the time... And someone might as well do it"
Come and share in the hilarious and heartwarming story of Good Grief. Be a part of the team and help make this film.
We have everything in place; Crew, Locations, actors and will power. We just need your help to get us there.
A comedy musical written by James Cary (Miranda, Bluestone 42) and James Sherwood (The News Quiz, The Now Show) about Thomas Becket – twelfth-century England’s biggest name, and top celebrity murder victim. With story and jokes by Cary, and songs and more jokes by Sherwood. With musical styles from choral to hip-hop. Think Blackadder with songs.
Thank you for visiting our crowdfunder. We are raising funds for two exciting projects:
1. Adding TWO NEW stories to our 'One Man Poe' repertoire of live stage adaptions: 'The Facts of the Case of M. Valdemar' and 'The Business Man'
2. Developing our SHORT FILM of 'The Black Cat'
GERONTO: A young man’s secret attraction to older men leads to an unexpected bond, until a painful misunderstanding threatens to shatter their fragile connection.
Writer: Christopher Sherwood
Director: Mark Pluck
Producer: Tom Taplin
With thanks to our key partners: Omyx Club // L'Escargots, Soho // Central Station Pub, Kings Cross
A tender, Liverpool based short about memory, grief, and returning home, and proof of what happens when community-led filmmaking is given room to thrive.