FULL FILM/TV CREDITS

Features

Your Fat Friend (Doc, 2023, 96’)
Grain Media / Glimmer Films / BBC Storyville. Dir. Jeanie Finlay, Prod. Andrea Cornwell

March for Dignity (Doc, 2020, 85’)
Dir. John Eames. Prod. John Eames and Cassandra Roberts

Seahorse, The Man who Gave Birth (Doc, 2019, 91’)
Grain Media / Glimmer Films / BBC Storyville. Dir. Jeanie Finlay, Prod. Andrea Cornwell

My Friend the Polish Girl (Fiction, 2018, 93’)
Warsaw Pact Films. Dir. & Prod. Ewa Banaszkiewicz and Matteusz Dymek

Poppies (Fiction, 2006, 75’)
Dir. Barry Bliss. Prod. Debbie Bliss, Thomas Garvin

Television

100% Character Uncovered (Doc, 2015, 10’)
Betsy Works/NBC Universal. Dir. Liz Unna, Prod. Selena Cunningham and Peter Maynard

Muslim School (Doc, 2009, 60’)        
Rise Films/Channel 4. Dir. Tanya Stephan, Prod. Teddy Liefer

Alexis Arquette, She’s My Brother (Doc, 2007, 72’)
Tigerlily Films/Cactus Three/Channel 4/A&E. Dir. Matthew Barbato, Prod. Nikki Parrott

Addicted to Love (Compulsion series, Doc, 2005, 60’)
Mentorn/BBC. Dir. Tanya Stephan, Prod. Richard Klein

World’s Greatest Kisser (Doc, 2002, 60’)
Ideal World/Channel 4. Dir. Ivan Mowse, Prod. Charlotte Moore

The World According to Me (Doc, 2001, 28’)
Chameleon Television/Channel 4 Dir. & Prod. Ivan Mowse

Selected shorts

Tiger in the Castle (2024, 10’) Daniel Trivedy’s Tiger in the Castle exhibition, Powis Castle
Barry the Beekeeper (2021, 10’) Together TV. Dir. Ikram Ahmed
Night and Day (2021, 20’) Dir. Tim Fywell, Prod. Kelly Price
I Do Not Want To Smoke (2020, 17’) Dir. Steven Sheil, Prod. Steven Sheil and Ana Toropova.
Phyllida (2019, 24’) Third Channel/Peacock/ Hauser & Firth. Dir. Cosima Spender, Prod. Dorothea Gibbs (Accompanied Phyllida Barlow’s Royal Academy Barlow exhibition
Abdullah and Leilah (2017, 20’) Resource Productions. Dir. Ashtar Al Khirsan, Prod. Dominque Unsworth
Pieces of George (2016, 20’) Malcah Productions. Dir. Emmanuel Dayan, Prod. Alan Reich
The Unseen March (2015, 6’) SpeakIt Films/Client: The Quakers. Dir. Jessica Edwards, Prod. Nick Francis
Crocodile (2014, 15’) Life to Live Films. Dir: Gaelle Denis, Prod: Ohna Falby
Beasts (2014, 6’) Warsaw Pact Films. Dir. & Prod. Ewa Banaszkiewicz and Matteusz Dymek.
Hammerhead (2009, 14’) Screen Yorkshire/UK Film Council. Dir. Sam Donovan, Prod. Prakash Patel.
Come to Me (Fiction, 2009, 31’) TVP Kultura. Dir. and Prod. Ewa Banaszkiewicz
Pluen Eria (Animation, 2007, 5’) S4C. Dir. & Prod. Matthew Hood
The Region on Film (Doc, 2006, 120’) DVD documentary film archive. Screen Archive South East. Prod. Nick Clark
The Tale of Sir Richard (Animation, 2006, 3’). Mummysboy/Channel 4/Canal +. Dir. & Prod. Peter Dodd
Monsters (Fiction, 2005, 12’). Animus Films / Cinema Extreme / FilmFour. Dir. Robert Morgan, Prod. Sylvie Bringas
The Bath (Animation, 2003, 3’) S4C. Dir. & Prod. Matthew Hood
Solar Flares (Fiction, 2003, 7’) Kono Films. Dir. And Prod. Jonathan Birch
Green Green Lanes (Fiction, 2001, 16’) NFTS. Dir. Fraser Macdonald, Prod. Douglas Ray.
Metalstasis (Animation, 2001) NFTS. Dir. Matthew Hood, Prod. Douglas Ray.
Crow Stone (Fiction, 2001, 10’) NFTS. Dir. Alicia Duffy, Prod. Hugh Welchman.
Losing Touch (Fiction, 2000, 28’) NFTS. Dir. Sarah Gavron, Prod. Jonny Percy.
Pieta (Fiction, 2000, 19’) NFTS. Dir. Joachim Trier, Prod. Teun Hilte
Numb (Fiction, 2000, 14’) NFTS. Dir. Alicia Duffy, Prod. Hugh Welchman
The Man who Saw the Man (Fiction, 2000, 13’) NFTS. Dir. Alix Barbey, Prod. Hugh Welchman
The Job (Doc, 2000, 26’) NFTD Dir. & Prod.  Johan Eriksson       
Life and Death on Exmoor (Doc, 2000, 23’) NFTS. Dir. & Prod. Cosima Spender   

Branded

Cinematic Choral Production Album, Cavendish, 2020. Latvian Radio Choir and Shards. Tracks used on Burger King advert, Sky News, etc.
Government Annual Report (24x3’) Dir. Prod. Wiz Hok
NSPCC campaign film: Stories from survivors of child abuse (2015). Rare Day Films. Dir. Liz Unna, Prod. Emily Renshaw-Smith
YouCanBookMe website (2015) Skintflicks Films. Dir. & Prod. Fiona Melville
Got Milk website, (California Milk Processor Board).
Tilemania (Regional television and radio broadcast) Dirs. Paul Gilbert and Sam Moon