The Never Ending Murder
Series Director, Fulwell 73 / Studio POW
Executive Producers: Sheldon Lazarus, Leo Pearlman, Kevin Proctor
4 x 45’ series and 1 x 95’ feature for theatrical distribution
International Sales - Signature Entertainment
Investigative true crime docudrama series about the disappearance of 18-year-old British woman Nicola Payne, which led to one of West Midlands Police’s largest ever investigations. The series includes interviews with family and friends, journalists and leading police investigators.
Her Majesty the Queen: A Look Back at the Life of Queen Elizabeth II
Producer/Director (ITN Productions for CHANNEL 4
Executive Producer: Chris Shaw
1 x 55’ documentary
Channel 4’s special obituary of the Queen, 55mins long, presented by Jon Snow
“The channel’s show-piece of the evening […] I did not expect much from Channel 4 […] but charged with reflecting the monarch’s passing, they did so with aplomb. The film was well-structured, fair-minded and interesting.” - The Telegraph
The Real Men in Black / UFOs: The Proof is Out There
Producer/Director (ITN Productions, EPs: Ian Russell/Mike Griffiths)
Real-life government investigations into UFO sightings and the “Men in Black” who carried them out. Directed both the 90’ and 120’ versions of this film – directing crews across the world and running multiple edits.
GameStop: The Wall Street Hijack
Producer/Director, ITN Productions for Discovery+
The story of the GameStop trading frenzy, told by Jordan Belfort, the former multimillionaire investor known as the Wolf of Wall Street. He wrote the book that inspired the Scorsese movie – the one starring Leonardo DiCaprio.
In January 2021 the share price of struggling video game retailer GameStop surged dramatically – driven by a bunch of amateur traders, who used social media to work together to disrupt the stock market – and beat the Wall Street pros at their own game.
His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh
Producer/Director, ITN Productions for Channel 4
A special, filmic obituary of Prince Philip, presented by Matt Frei, which went out on Channel 4 the day that the Duke of Edinburgh died.
“The only decent tribute… excellent portrayal of a multifaceted and complex individual… a much-needed dose of realism; frank, yet sympathetic… quite brilliant and very informative…” (selected reaction on Twitter)