My Projects

In a relatively short period of time (founded in 2021) the Romford Horror Festival has become a leader in the UK Horror Film Festival Market receiving hundreds of submissions each year, showing films to full screens of attendees.  

Founded in 2017 the Romford Film Festival is in its 7th year and brings over 2000 people to Romford each year for the festival, with many International Filmmakers traveling in for the event. 

Provision of editorial consultancy for this Netflix produced film due for release in 2023.  Stars Eddie Murphey, Jonah Hill, David Duchovney and Julia Louis-Dreyfus. 

Taking on a consultancy role on this French made film for Netflix the fiilm after months of focus groups and editing decisions the film took the UK number 1 spot on Netflix for week commencing 9th May 2022. 

In 2021 I led the first ever UK Film delegation to the Tashkent Film Festival, taking UK filmmakers to the country to learn and share experience on film and learn about the nation. 

In 2016 I began working for Instagram, providing training for groups, organisations and trainersa. 

I provided guidance to the festival during its initial conception as the New York State Film Festival. 

Provision of editorial consultancy for this Netflix produced film due for release in 2023. The film stars Hale Berry, Molly Parker and Omari Hardwick.

From Cine Circle to Equity to television i'm frequently asked to attend events to provide my opinion on varied subject matter. 

I wrote, produced and directed the movie No Reasons. The film was initialy lauded before becoming banned by Amazon due to subject matter. The film starred Winx actress Elisha Applebaum, Marc Bannerman, Roland Manookian and Daniel Peacock. 

In 2018 I spoke on BBC's Panorama about the effect Brexit would have on the UK film Market.

I worked as judge on the festival on several occasions during 50th-60th event. 

In 2013 I wrote, produced and directed a community project, a feature film called Death Walks. The film starred Cannibal Holocaust's Francesca Ciardi and starred Tracey Beaker actress Jessie Williams. The film won 4 awards at global film festivals. 

I consulted on this popular late 90s, early 2000s BBC TV Show consulting on fashiion on the impact of fashion on the dating scene. 

I worked on two occasions for the festival between their 35th and 40th festival. First on the selections team then as a judge. 

For four years I hosted a popular movie segment on Conwall's Pirate FM

I wrote the film overview dialogue until 1998 for Planet 24 series The Big Breakfast which ran on Channel Four from 1992 to 2002. 

I contributed content to TV Guide Magazine from 1988 to 1992. 

The Eurasian Creative Guild Film Festival focuses on films from Central Asia. My role is as a judge for the festival.