The second part of the epic Bruce Springsteen saga ‘East Street Mary and Dave’ has finally landed. Episode 2 is called ‘The Brilliant Disguise’ and the storyline is as follows: MARY and DAVE both call in sick in order to make it into the pit at a Springsteen gig. Meanwhile,

Thank you 2016! Friendships were made, careers launched and casting types redefined. The video below captures an essence of the past year (utilising clips from recent months only). I feel immensely privileged to be able to work with so many upcoming, talented actors. We are in such a tough industry,

I have recently uncovered Neil Armstrong’s secret diaries, written from the surface of the moon. What follows are some key excerpts, revealing a fascinating insight into his experiences.  20 June 1969. Arrived on the moon today, enjoying it so far although rumours of a water-based adventure park turned out to

I will not be taking on any new showreel clients in October/November/December. And I have decided to put my waiting list on hold. The key to being good at my job is freshness, to be open to new ideas and inspirations. The problem is; I’m a workaholic, I take on

East Street Mary and Dave is a four-part web-series about the crazy world of Bruce Springsteen fandom. Episode one sees our heroes Mary and Dave struggling to keep their marriage going as they compete over who is the bigger fan. I wrote, produced, edited and directed the series. It stars

As I mentioned previously, I’m in the midst of making a web-series about two Bruce Springsteen fanatics called Mary and Dave. Due to filming and editing, it’s going to be a while until I can release the series but I have wanted everyone to meet these characters so badly that