• Q&A with Actor, Sam Turner

    April 25, 2023 Blog

    What most appealed to you about Silo?

    The interesting dynamic between the characters of Jarod and Noah, two opposite personalities forced to confront a very serious issue. And both dealing with it in their own unique way, which becomes all the more fascinating when Silo appears.

    In the story, pandemics have become a regular part of life. The play feels semi-apocalyptic. Do you feel that Silo makes any statements about the state of the world?

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  • Q&A with Actor, Wayne Murphy-Jerrett

    March 14, 2023 Blog

    What most appealed to you about Silo?

    A big part of the story is the relationship between a son with a love of science and a father with a passion for poetry and their struggle to understand the passions of the other. I love that about the play as that struggle exists within me. Throughout my youth I studied art, I painted, and I wrote poetry, as well as spending many years as an artisan silver …

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  • Q&A with Actress, Emma Berridge

    March 8, 2023 Blog

    What most appealed to you about Silo?

    Silo explores the idea that sharing the truth of our emotions is difficult and terrifying at the best of times, let alone during an emotionally traumatic experience, such as losing a parent. This juxtaposed by the cool, analytical nature of the character of Silo creates a truth worth exploring within the safety of a fictitious, yet infinitely possible world.

    In the story, pandemics have become a regular part of life. …

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  • Q&A with Creator, Jody Medland

    March 3, 2023 Blog

    What was the inspiration behind Silo?

    During the first pandemic, I was getting updates on my father’s health whilst living in London. The moment he was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, I dropped everything and moved back to Devon. Legally, I shouldn’t have. But of course, this was infinitely more important to me. And it got me wondering what I would have done if I couldn’t get back to him.

    In the story, pandemics have become a …

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  • The Hag

    March 1, 2023 In Development

    Title
    The Hag

    Project Format
    Feature Film

    Genre
    Horror / Supernatural / Legend

    Tagline
    Those she marks, she kills

    Logline
    A moonlighting artist, stalked by a supernatural presence since becoming an orphan, tries to finally rid himself of The Hag. But this only serves to anger her, putting his life in immediate danger.

    Audience
    PRIMARY – Adults, male and female (30-45)
    SECONDARY – Young Adults, male and female (18-29)

    Comparative Films
    The Shining, A Nightmare on Elm Street, It

    Notes of Interest
    The project already has a strong cast attached, including …

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  • Words Escape Me

    March 1, 2023 In Development

    Title
    Words Escape Me

    Project Format
    Feature Film

    Genre
    Black Comedy / Drama

    Tagline
    Last words are the hardest.

    Logline
    When a crippled writer is asked to deliver the eulogy at his father’s live wake, he returns to his hometown and agonises over whether to expose him for the sexual abuse he suffered as a child.

    Audience
    PRIMARY – Adults, male and female (30-45)
    SECONDARY – Young Adults, male and female (18-29)

    Comparative Shows
    Garden State, Thunder Road, Call Me By Your Name

    Notes of Interest
    Words Escape Me was optioned …

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  • Dead Parents Club

    March 1, 2023 In Development

    Title
    Dead Parents Club

    Project Format
    Feature Film

    Genre
    Black Comedy / Drama

    Logline
    You gotta be cruel to be kind.

    Synopsis
    When a small-town police officer runs a club for orphans, they start to believe they have a future after all. But unbeknown to them, the club exists for a dark and sinister reason.

    Audience
    PRIMARY – Adults, male and female (30-45)
    SECONDARY – Young Adults, male and female (15-29)

    Comparative Films
    The Party, Fight Club, The Breakfast Club

    Notes of Interest
    Dead Parents Club was originally a play and …

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  • Silo

    March 1, 2023 In Development

    Title
    Silo

    Project Format
    Feature Film

    Genre
    Sci-fi / Apocalypse / Drama

    Logline
    A dying father. A loving son. A modern solution.

    Short Description
    During a state of emergency, an inventor sends a self-building robot to care for his father in his dying days. But as it gets creative with the rules by which it’s governed, it starts to pose a threat to the whole of humanity.

    Audience
    PRIMARY – Adults, male and female (26-40)
    SECONDARY – Adults, male and female (15-25)

    Comparative Films
    Robot & Frank, Brian and …

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  • Tory Island

    March 1, 2023 In Development

    Title
    Tory Island

    Project Format
    TV Series

    Genre
    Political Drama / Thriller

    Tagline
    Paradise has a price

    Logline
    A newly elected Prime Minister runs a social experiment on Tory Island, a controlled community that is supposed to pave the way to a more efficient future. But when a fatal accident leads to the death of an islander, the residents trigger a law that allows for murderous revenge.

    Audience
    PRIMARY – Adults, male and female (30-45)
    SECONDARY – Young Adults, male and female (18-29)

    Comparative Shows
    Black Mirror, House of …

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  • The Intruder

    March 1, 2023 In Development

    Title
    The Intruder

    Project Format
    Two Act Play

    Genre
    Crime / Mystery / Whodunnit

    Logline
    Time to throw a killer party

    Short Description
    When Sophia awakes to find her husband lying dead, everything points to her being the killer. Convinced it’s a set-up, she hatches a plan to lure the murderer back, discovering a long line of people with a motive for murder.

    Audience
    PRIMARY – Mature Adults, male and female (46-60)
    SECONDARY – Adults, male and female (30-45)

    Comparative Shows
    Mousetrap, An Inspector Calls, Dial “M” for Murder

    This …

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