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.
Annoying Blonde Americans is a satirical, heartfelt exploration of identity, culture clash, and womanhood, viewed through the lens of two unapologetically chaotic American cousins, Cam & Lana, who are thrown into the emotional minefield of London life. Sophie & Aria, our American actor/writers met British born Joy (Director) & Holly (Producer) whilst all four read for their MAs at MetFilm School.
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.
One person show by Alice Bloomer; It follows Puck, who has just been kicked out of Athens, and ends up smack dab in the middle of Arden and the plot of As You Like it. I'll be working with Temporal Horizons Productions, Emily Carding and Rah Petherbridge, director S Callaghan and others to make this dream come to life. We'll be at the Etcetera Theatre in Camden, London in December 2025
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.
Chosen: A New Musical
Annoying Blonde Americans
Death in Canterbury
For Pucks Sake
Bite
An Interview with Buckethead is a Horror Comedy feature film from the mind of award winning screenwriter & director Matthew Camfield, starring Martyn Spendlove, Ewen Weatherburn & Ketan Majmudar. The film follows a podcasting crew as they hunt down the most dangerous killers, myths & legends & when things don't go as planned, chaos ensues.
The Last Room in Hanoi is a dark, romanic/sci-fi about Aron, a young grieving writer travelling around Vietnam who sparks up a romance with a woman harbouring a dark, primordial secret.
The film, written and directed by award winning filmmaker Coz Greenop and stars Jack McEvoy (Vikings) and Jessica Truong (The Sympathizer).
Shooting took place in Q1 2025 and is now into post production.
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.
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'
POPCORN is a dramedy dedicated to crew, cast, producers and filmmakers... is a story about rejection, craft, tenacity, creativity and the realities of being an artist trying to find a stage and a life in the immensity of London. Directed by Katie Swain (Masters of the Universe, Gladiator II, Little Britain) and POPCORN will make you cringe, cry and laugh out loud.
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.
Invasive is a short psychological horror that follows Luke, who, after pledging to die by fire in a collective suicide pact, gets cold feet. That is, until a smiling teacher turns up, one who will force him to keep his promise. This short explores the concept of self-destruction masquerading as altruism.
The Bay is a stop-motion animation written & directed by Sophie Simnett. On a remote coastline, GIRL struggles to let go of her mother’s ashes. Across the sea, BOY lives trapped, isolated in a lighthouse by OLD MAN. When a beam of light catches GIRL's face one night, a fragile connection sparks across the waves. Produced by Benjamin Jacob Smith, animated by Studio Linguini and shot on 16mm.