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Intrepid explorers Liz and Jessie are in search of the undiscovered places of England, and in this series look for the lost city of Royal Tiny India. Their journey takes them to the North of England, where they cross their old rivals, Hernandez and Spiegel, who may know the hidden location of this mythical city.

The race is on for Liz and Jessie, as they explore some unexpected places, people, and creatures long thought lost in their quest for Royal Tiny India.

Are you prepared for the mystery and mayhem of Liz & Jessie’s Undiscovered Country?!

Filmed during the global pandemic in Summer 2020, the plan was simple: To make the silliest adventure possible to take our minds off all that stuff going on around the globe. Armed with a small crew, and lots of social distancing, we began production in July 2020. What began as a Zoom read during lockdown, has mutated into a six-part comedy series that is part ‘Horrible Histories’, part ‘Last of the Summer Wine’, and been called “Agatha Christie meets Mad Max!”.

We hope you enjoy Liz and Jessie’s adventure. Just don’t mention the monkeys.

‘Semi-Finalist’ Atlantic Bridge Film Festival 2023 (Amsterdam, Netherlands)

‘Official Selection’ Unrestricted Film Festival 2019 (London, U.K)

‘Official Selection’ Hastings Film Fringe 2019 (East Sussex, U.K)

‘Official Selection’ South Texas Underground Film Festival 2019

‘Semi-Finalist’ Los Angeles CineFest 2018

‘Special Mention’ London X4 Short Film Festival 2018

You can't stay seventeen forever.

Three childhood friends return to a Hampshire wood where as ridiculous goths one glorious summer in 1985, they enjoyed a ‘perfect day’. Now older and no longer friends, they commemorate their beautiful leader, Emmie – whom no one has seen since…

‘Deep in the Woods’ is a short, comic, wistful film about regret, the marvellous silliness of youth and the chilling tick of Time.

Featuring Jenny Funnell (BBC's As Time Goes By with Judi Dench) and Marcus Hutton (Saint Maude & Made in Dagenham).

This is a look into a project that has been developed as a feature film proof of concept. Focusing on our strengths of strong visual storytelling, and creating vivid and interesting worlds to populate with our well-crafted characters.

We filmed for over ten days to capture the tangible ‘realism’ for our 1970s. There is no glitz and glammer. This is a cold and brutal world where love is forbidden and everyone is out for themselves. We’ve ramped up the sense of the absurd, making this an original comic love story...

‘A 70s Disco Queen faces ruin when she falls in love with the one man she shouldn’t: The Stud.’

Below is our teaser trailer and a selection of images from the production to give you a small glimpse into the exhilarating world of Disco…

(Images copyright Dan Leggett/Mark Tew)

South Coast Short Film Competition 2014 (U.K) Best Film Nominee - Best Cinematography Nominee

Suffolk Film Festival 2013 (U.K) - Audience Award Nominee

Guildford Film Festival (U.K) - Official Selection 

The Battle for House and Home

HOUSE TRAFALGAR is an action-packed comedy blockbuster, with the adventure and thrills of a Spielberg epic.  It's a Napoleonic sea battle.  In a house.  

WINNER 'Best Comedy' Limelight Film Awards, 2015 - London, U.K

OFFICIAL SELECTION Unrestricted View Film Festival, 2016 - London, U.K 

FINALIST 'Best Short Film' Short Film Sharer, 2016 - Brighton, U.K 

OFFICIAL SELECTION Studio 35 Comedy Film Festival, 2016 - Ohio,

U.S.A OFFICIAL SELECTION Shortz! Film Festival, 2015  - California, U.S.A

 'What if your wife wasn't your wife and nobody believed you?'

"We've found something in the ice."

A short comedy based on John Carpenter's classic 80's horror film 'The Thing'.

This homage to Carpenter's classic recaptures the intensity and desperation of the seminal masterpiece; with a comic twist.