We've written a musical about the extraordinary struggle of a humble clockmaker against the establishment. A national hero, although at the time of his death, a broken man. Musicals are notoriously expensive. This one tells an epic story and needs a large cast and orchestra. We've got it this far, but need the last tranche of money to get it onto stage. Thank you so much!
Looking for funding for Camden Fringe Festival 2024! Welcome to The Brain, Inc., the tiny office that lives inside the head of every living person. In this particular brain, it's Bea P. Deigh's first day on the job, and she's here to make a name for herself. She occasionally gets knocked off her game by the pesky client she's trying to control, but not to worry - she always gets the last word.
This documentary series highlights the talent that's emerged from Birmingham.Like the city,this talent is diverse,but has rarely been showcased as a collective. We want to celebrate the array of creatives that include musicians,comedians,footballers,actors,directors,authors & more. Location filming includes the Rum Runner site, home of Duran Duran.
Suffering from recurring dreams of a river, accountant Alex decides to make the trip into the country to find it. He gets a ride with a young woman named Mary, herself staying in the countryside with her partner, Bella. Bella is near-bedridden, and though this is not revealed in the course of the film, pregnant. Indeed, Alex discovers his river, but this is just the beginning of a long summer…
Roll Over Jehovah! is a rip-roaring musical telling of the story of humanity in two acts. Following the untimely death of the composer, we want to revive the show, which received rave reviews when staged at the New End Theatre (2000). We plan a presentation of show highlights at Jackson's Lane Arts Centre on May 17th. We are inviting professionals with a view to finding a new producer.
Longitude: a clockmaker's obsession
Bea P. Deigh
Birmingham: A City Rooted in Talent (A film by DG Torrens & Martin Tracey)
Mona, the River
Roll Over Jehovah!
Looking for funding for Camden Fringe Festival 2024!
Welcome to The Brain, Inc., the tiny office that lives inside the head of every living person. In this particular brain, it's Bea P. Deigh's first day on the job, and she's here to make a name for herself. She occasionally gets knocked off her game by the pesky client she's trying to control, but not to worry - she always gets the last word.
After explores the journey of a woman coming to terms with life after a career-ending injury destroys her hopes of competing at the Olympics. Battling complicated grief, loss and complete isolation from the world she knew, she fights to get back into training hoping to achieve her gymnastics dream. But what is life like, after?
This documentary series highlights the talent that's emerged from Birmingham.Like the city,this talent is diverse,but has rarely been showcased as a collective. We want to celebrate the array of creatives that include musicians,comedians,footballers,actors,directors,authors & more.
Location filming includes the Rum Runner site, home of Duran Duran.
A tragedy born from desperation. Ruthless debt collector, Sebastian Allen must choose if providing for his son is worth descending into further evil.
1909. Rural Lancashire. Patently awkward amateur entomologist Martha is on a mission to get in with the cool kids: the Women’s Suffrage Society North West Organising Committee (and maybe, mostly, their de-facto leader Florence).
LGBT short from a female filmmaking writer-director & producer duo with films at London Short Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival & BFI London Film Festival.
This familiar/drama short narrative inspired in a brand, tells the story of Billy. A young boy from a broken home and the relationship he still holds with his father even when his parents are divorced.The film surrounds themes of family, death and heritage.
Roll Over Jehovah! is a rip-roaring musical telling of the story of humanity in two acts. Following the untimely death of the composer, we want to revive the show, which received rave reviews when staged at the New End Theatre (2000). We plan a presentation of show highlights at Jackson's Lane Arts Centre on May 17th. We are inviting professionals with a view to finding a new producer.
