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From time to time, while I’m writing screenplays and plotting and planning new movies I’ll post something here from past, present or future… (although how does one post from the future exactly…?) detailing something I’m working on, or going to, or planning.

3rd March 2025

See how artist Sam Gilbey came up with our amazing podcast poster as a work in progress and read about the new podcast starting 27 March by clicking on the image below:

26th February 2025

Very excited to announce THIS. More soon!

Check out the link above for more. So, so much more to come…

23rd February 2025

The most amazing speech about indie filmmakers working with the industry. Go Sean!

28th January 2025

After years of online friendship and chats and plotting and planning, I finally met up with the legend that is Katy Cowan of Creative Boom, for a fun afternoon in Manchester.

Katy is like my sister from another mister: we share the same goonish sense of humour and love of art, culture and perhaps most importantly MOVIES, which brings me to the crux of our new project: as mentioned a few times on the Creative Boom podcast, Katy and I are launching a new movie podcast this spring called The Films That Ruined Us. This new podcast will cover two movies each week in different categories that Katy and I have picked from our long histories: whether it’s deeply traumatic film experiences, or beloved stories we’ve obsessed about for decades.

Although we’re both movie fanatics, I’ll be coming at it from the added perspective of being a filmmaker, and Katy will dive deeply into her psyche to unravel just why these particular movies have had such an impact on us.

Finally, here are some snippets from a photoshoot we did to provide artist Sam Gilbey with reference for the podcast poster: take a look… maybe you can guess what we’re channelling here. And as the last pic shows, I couldn’t take it seriously for long.

24th October 2024

Went to the VIP opening (because I’m a very influential writer*) of the Tim Burton exhibition at the Design Museum London.

From the off, it was super inspiring being inside the brain of one of my cinematic heroes. Ever the misfit: at Disney and in his childhood, Burton created some of the most iconic images and movies of our lives.

Here is a selection of sights and sounds from the exhibition…

*my sister is

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