A visceral and urgent reimagining of one of Shakespeare’s tragic love stories. Two people, both pushed to their own limits whilst trying to hold on desperately to each other, discover that love, too, can be just as destructive. Available on Amazon Prime now tinyurl.com/Ophelia-Film AWARDS​ WINNER | BEST NARRATIVE SHORT FILM THE BROADWAY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL WINNER | BEST ACTOR NOMINATED | BEST SHOWCASE SHORT FILM SOHO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL "Sims’ practised eye takes Underwood’s world and runs with it." "This is a love story that is begging to be thrown into reverse but is so gripping that the audience, like Ophelia herself, will find it impossible to let go. Wonderfully shot and magnificently performed, ‘Ophelia’ is an exemplary short film and well worth a place on your watch list."​ - Nigel Morgan | (CameoLaunch)

He just lost his job. She just got dumped. These two strangers meet at a bus stop right when they needed each other the most. In an impromptu attempt to cheer each other up they go on an tour of his home town however before the tour is over reality bumps into them. Originally written, produced and shot in 72 hours. "Nicely written and shot with real efficiency. A sort of Before Sunrise for the Home Counties..." - Jack Thorne (Writer: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, This Is England 86, 88) "Stylish. Well done. Nicely acted and directed. Engaging story. Notable cinematography and framing."- Mark Goldblatt (Editor: The Terminator, Rise of the Planet of the Apes) "I absolutely loved this. Top notes on everything. Loved the characters, great acting, lovely writing, very well paced, great ending!" - Ryan Connolly (Film Riot | Triune Films) PREMIERED | THE LONDON SHORT FILM FESTIVAL (2015)   AWARDS WINNER | BEST 'GOLDEN RULE' FILM TAMPA BAY HUMANITARIAN FILM FESTIVAL  WINNER | BEST FICTION FILM THURROCK FILM FESTIVAL WINNER | BEST FILM  &  BEST ACTING ENSEMBLE  THE DURHAM FILM FESTIVAL WINNER | BEST FILM THE OUT OF THE BOX FESTIVAL WINNER | FILM OF THE WEEK AWARDEO.COM NOMINATION |  THE HERZBLUT AUDIENCE AWARD  BACKUP FILM FESTIVAL NOMINATED | BEST FILM #CTHEFILM SECOND PLACE  | FILM OF THE MONTH SHOOTINGPEOPLE.COM (Judged by Dir. Kevin Smith) SELECTION | SHORT OF THE WEEK AINTITCOOLNEWS.COM

Spending the day with your dad is pretty boring, especially when your dad has to go to work. Winner of Mutiny Media's Script challenge. Special Thanks to Working Title.

Came 2nd place in the Sci-Fi London 48 Hour Film Challenge, 2015. "a well-acted, nifty little short that has a sting in its tail." - Joshua Winning (Games Rader) "original and pretty kickass. It's a science fiction film that doesn't rely on CG robots or spaceships - it's back to basics and in the best way possible." - Aintitcool.com Special Thanks to: Caroline & Paul Britton MOTHER London | BOSH WINNER | Creativity Award OFFICIAL SELECTION FORSTER FILM FESTIVAL NIGHTFEST FEST 48 Hour Challenge Requirements : Title: GOOD TREATMENT Dialogue: Did you check today's readings or should I do them now? Prop & Action:A map - a character studies the map, then marks a location (can be electronic) Optional Science Idea: Access your mind through a computer programme

A couple spend a lazy afternoon in bed. He just wants to hang out but she has other plans. Made as part of four short films produced by the Listeners Project at the Farmiloe Building. Four Days, Four Rooms, Four Directors. Casting Director – Oliver Gilbert

"A schoolteacher unravels the mystery behind the odd relationship between her new pupil and a stranger with a dark secret." The film hopes to regenerate interest in the horror/monster genre through combining metaphorical parallels between a common evil within society (child abusers/paedophilia) and a traditional creature of nightmares. Using this, the film explores both adult and child fears. AWARDS WINNER | FILM OF THE YEAR BKSTS/NATIONAL MEDIA MUSEUM STUDENT WIDESCREEN WINNER | BEST HORROR / THRILLER WINNER | BEST SCREENPLAY NOMINATED | BEST FILM SCREENTEST NOMINATED | LEARNING ON SCREEN AWARD & FE AWARD THE BUFVC (BFI) NOMINATED | THE GOLDEN TADPOLE CAMERIMAGE

Based on the true story of Mauricio Rosencof, 'A Father's Gift' is about 7 year-old Alejandra, who visits her father in prison. Mauricio Rosencof screened this film during a talk at the UN. Mauricio Rosencof was imprisoned from 1973 to 1985 for his activism in the National Liberation Movement – the Tupamaros. He lived in solitary confinement for over 11 years, until he was freed in 1985 and re-united with his daughter. http://www.icrc.org/eng/resources/documents/interview/uruguay-interview-201109.htm

A 30 second short that was made for Sofa.com's #madewithhappiness film contest. Judged by Peter Jackson it came second. Creature made by Chris Johnson (Dark Bunny)

Set within a bedroom, taking place during those limbo-esq moments between a new couple following sex. It plays on lies, detecting lies, honesty, insecurity, paranoia, wants, needs and at some point: Love. Screened at The London Short Film Festival.

A 12 part web-series based around the every day plights and pitfalls of being a struggling actress. Season 1 aired from October 22nd 2014 till 31st of December 2014 All the episodes can be found here : youtube.com/watch?v=oBqSkHzVuAQ facebook.com/OFFSTAGEUK

Life's a beach but there's nothing on... WINNER | Best Comedy Film the House SCREENED The London Short Film Festival Branchage Film Festival

A man waits... It was originally cut down to be entered into the Virgin Media Contest 2011 and although didn't make the short list, I feel this is a better cut of the film. This version won the "Hepworth comes home" Silent Film Competition 2012.