(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
(2017, 3 Mins)
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Averil Mansfield, the first British woman to become a professor of surgery, reflects on her career as a vascular surgeon and her new found enthusiam for playing the cello in her retirement.
(2016, 3 Mins)
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A fly-on-the-wall look at a London bus tour with beloved tour guide, Phil Harris. Intercut with Phil’s reflections on the job and his place in the world at large.
(2018, 3 Mins)
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Loria shows us around her hotel for cats and introduces us to some of its illustrious guests.
(2018, 5 x films, 10 Mins, 4 Mins, 3 Mins, 3 Mins, 3 Mins)
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In 2018, one hundred years since women gained the right to vote, Jacksons Lane initiated an exciting and ground-breaking theatre and education project celebrating the Suffragette Movement and the role of women in democracy and politics.
I created a documentary about the project, a shorter cut of this documentary (embeded here) and three films that would be played during the performances.
You can watch the 10 minute cut of the documentary here.
(2017, 3 Mins)
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A “run and gun” portrait of Matt O’Connor who founded Fathers4Justice, an organisation made famous in the early 2000s for campaigning against unfairness towards fathers in divorce courts by performing outrageous public stunts while dressed in superhero costumes.
(2017, 3 Mins)
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Soon after the Grenfell Tower fire of June 2017 and with close friends still missing, Nadia discussed the fire’s impact on her community and the UK at large.
(2019, 3 Mins)
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Keith arrived in London from Barbados in the 1960s. In this film he sits in his favourite spot in the park, sharing his reflections on life.
(2017, 3 Mins)
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The French African Welfare Association is one of many groups funded by the NHS to promote health lifestyles in West London. This film documents a session held by FAWA, featuring interviews from representatives of KCSC, West London CCG and the beneficiaries themselves with the aim of securing funding for similar programmes.
The compilation film featuring other groups funded by KCSC can be seen here.
