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

I am currently working on two new projects. My new web-series, ‘East Street Mary and Dave’ and a short film called ‘Hats Off’. Both are comedy. In the past few years, the majority of my writing and directing has been for actors showreels. It’s been a very enjoyable experience, helping

I am currently in production on my new web-series, ‘East Street Mary and Dave’. Mary and Dave, who reside in East Street, Dagenham, are Bruce Springsteen superfans. The central problem in their marriage is that they can never agree who is the bigger fan. We will get to follow them

Here are some clips from showreels I have recently created – these are some of my favourites because they are a little more experimental, yet do a great job of showing castability. Creating material from scratch is a big responsibility, but it’s also a great opportunity. There was a period

1. There are only so many times you can share your new headshots or boast about being ‘on set’. People want to see your finished projects. 2. It’s not a race to be the busiest. I know people who don’t feel good unless they’ve had six meetings in a day. In this industry your

In 2014, I created a Showreel from Scratch for Aimee Barrett. When we first talked about what scenes I would write for her, we discussed a specific goal, which was summed up in my notes as: ‘BBC Drama’. Just two years later, her new showreel cut is made entirely out of