Three teenagers enter Battersea’s most haunted flat in hopes of fame and shmoney only to find a vengeful demon ready to ruin their summer!
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!
CHOICES is a short film about an actor who faces the dilemma of going back to her roots in pursuit of her vocation and belonging or staying in the UK for love.
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.
SPACE DADDY is a queer comedy about a hook up between a young gay guy named Andy and a mysterious hunk he meets on the dating app 'Strangr' - which has some some... out-of-this-world consequences. Written by Joe Jordan and directed by Stephen Carruthers. The cast is led by Noah Thomas (Everything Now, Everyone's Talking About Jamie) and Funso Foluso Henry.
Battersea Ghoulbusters
Longitude: a clockmaker's obsession
CHOICES
Roll Over Jehovah!
Space Daddy
Following on from the award-winning short, French Toast. Jada, Tai and Sheridan survive London's COVID-19 2020 lockdown through daily Zoom lunches while WFH. After Tai's devastating secret tears the group apart, Jada must come to terms with her 'picture-perfect' life and her fiancé Simeon has a lot to answer for. It also explores the nuances of institutional racism.
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.
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.
To curb her loneliness on Christmas Day, an elderly housewife resorts to drugging her husband's tea with sedatives and engaging in a secret relationship with a camboy. However things go wrong when her husband doesn't wake up and her daughter decides to visit.
'Lingers in Silence' is a UAL short film examining loneliness and working-class British families in a psychologically twisted tragicomedy
When faced with the prospect of losing the only job he’s ever aspired to have, a young sommelier must decide whether to open up on the anxieties that the very same job is triggering to his seemingly apathetic boss.
Three teenagers enter Battersea’s most haunted flat in hopes of fame and shmoney only to find a vengeful demon ready to ruin their summer!
Black Hole Barry is a horror-comedy that deals with the fear of commitment. Right before Scott’s boyfriend moves in with him, he decides to go on one final bender and get the most out of his last week living alone, a decision he’s going to regret forever.
