to my website. I am a director/filmmaker with many years’ experience. Take a look at my Showreel & CV (above) to see some of my work.

I come out of the indie DIY short film scene of the late 1990s. I wrote, produced and directed a trilogy of 35mm short films entitled The London Love Trilogy which comprised three genre films: French New Wave, Musical, Comedy Horror. All three films were romances across divides - class, cultural and supernatural. These shorts were shown on TV and in cinemas.

The second short film, Sari & Trainers, a British Asian Bollywood musical, formed the basis for my first feature film, Bollywood Queen, starring a young, relatively unknown actor, James McAvoy.

Ten years of directing television followed, including directing the first series of ground-breaking programmes Peep Show and Derren Brown (both BAFTA winning).

After a year of travelling the world making commercials, I returned to feature films in 2012, directing an Irvine Welsh-written soccer comedy, The Magnificent Eleven.

The ambitious werewolf western Blood Moon came next in 2015 - set in 1887 Colorado, but filmed in Kent, it performed particularly well with American audiences.

In 2018, I co-wrote, produced and directed a rock n’ roll road movie, Burning Men, which was released in UK cinemas and online in 2019.

2020-23 saw two feature film scriptwriting commissions and a pilot shoot for a family entertainment movie which combined puppetry and live action.

I continue to write and develop film and TV projects in 2024-25 through my company Stretch Limo Productions. I am currently in pre-production on a World War 2 horror feature, a UK rom-com and an Edwardian dynastic drama.