(2022, 10 Mins)
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A woman’s 30th birthday brings up an unspoken spectre from the past and sparks a confrontation with her brother about the defining event which broke their family and their attempts to come to terms with it.
Premiered at This Is England Festival, Rouen
Accepted to the BIFA-qualifying Kino London Short Film Festival
(2025, TBC)
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A determined teenager embarks on a heartfelt mission to cross borders and reunite with his estranged mother through surfing.
Set on the small island of Tarkwa Bay in Lagos, Nigeria, this feature length documentary sets out to shed light on local talent and showcase the resilience and unity that defines them.
In Production
(2025, 29 Mins)
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Jonah is a young man who has a conflictual relationship with his father. But when they go visit a mysterious woman in mourning, something unexpected happens and Jonah discovers a different side of his father.
Currently being submitted to festivals
(2 x films, 5 Mins & 10 Mins)
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Tennis legend Roger Federer looks back over his storied career from the backdrop of the Swiss National Museum in Zurich.
(2024, 2 Mins)
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When an old phone starts ringing in an unremarkable bar, a supernatural connection has spiralling consequences.
Winner of the Kino Toronto “Afterlife” Challenge
(2025, 70 Mins)
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After stopping a terrorist attack in Toronto’s CN Tower, a former IRA infiltrator must contend with ghosts from his past and brand new adversaries to make it out alive.
In post production
(2017, 3 Mins)
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In September 2017, Windsor Castle opened its doors to a Family Festival themed around medieval knights. Children enjoyed jousting, learning sword skills, trying on armour and watching falconry displays in the Castle’s lush, historic grounds.
The film is viewable here on the Royal Collection’s Vimeo.
(2021, 3 x Films, 3 Mins, 3 Mins & 4 Mins)
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Eliza Shaddad showcases songs from her album “The Woman You Want” with 3 cinematic performance videos shot in the historic Battersea Arts Centre.
(Click through for videos for In The Morning and Now You're Alone)
(2024, 4 mins)
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At 29, man-child Chadwick confronts his masculinity, making a life-changing decision.
Currently being submitted to festivals
