Wojciech Duczmal

Dir: Joe Fletcher

Dir: Greg Fay
Prod: Tim Wild
Exec prod: Ridley Scott

A collection of films for Michael Smith’s follow-up to ‘The Giro Playboy’. Featured in the iBooks Author edition of the Faber title.

A hymn to a disappearing East London commissioned as part of a series of films to open the London 2012 Festival.

Dir: Joseph Rochlitz

Dir: Roy Agyemang

Dir: Simon Egan
Prod: Robin Barty-King

Documentary feature exploring identity loss and infrigement of civil liberties in the age of internet and terrorism.

Dir: David Bond
Prod: Ashley Jones

1 x 90min. A look at the history and repressive measures of Fleet St Prison.

6-part series exploring the impact of motorways in Britain’s landscape and cultural psyche.

Dir: Simon Egan
Presented by writer Michael Smith

* “Pick of the Week” – Time Out

Trailer advertising the programme for BBC broadcast.

Dir: Simon Egan

Adventure series following the world’s top rock climber Leo Houlding.

Dir: Craig Pickles

As editor & co-writer
6-part series exploring the riddle of English national identity.

Dir: Simon Egan
Exec Prod: Simon Breen

* “Best Television 2008” – Time Out

Following Johnny Vegas’s journey from the City of Sin to the heart of the American Christian movement.

Dir: Simon Egan
Prod: Simon Egan
Exec Prod: Simon Breen

Following Jayne Middlemiss up the Ganges river in search of the mysterious source of Yoga.

Dir: Phil Stebbing

A journey behind the former Iron Curtain to discover the secrets and practices of European Scientologists.

Dir & Prod: Simon Egan

VFX Editor
The first in a four-part comedy/history series telling an alternate history of the 20th century.

Dir: Sean Grundy

Second Assistant Editor
Dir: Tom Hooper
Prods: Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Debra Hayward, Tom Hooper
Editor: Melanie Oliver

Second Assistant Editor
Dir: Kenneth Branagh
Prods: Kenneth Branagh, Ted Gagliano, Tamar Thomas
Editor: Úna Ní Dhonghaíle

Dir: Simon Hynd

Live Action Series for CBBC – Little Bird episode 13

Assistant to Ileen Maisel during pre-production.

First UK HDCam short. Sony selection at the 52nd Berlin Film Festival.

Short film based on David Mamet’s play Glengarry Glen Ross. Premiered at the 2002 Portobello Film Festival.