• 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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  • Jody Medland | Writer

    February 20, 2023 Talent

    JODY MEDLAND is a screenwriter, author and playwright whose work is renowned for its strong characters and original concepts.

    In 2013, Jody wrote his debut feature film The Adored, which went on to enjoy worldwide distribution, winning Best Film at the Durban Film Festival in South Africa as well as earning three official selections in Poland, Germany and the USA.

    In 2015 he released his debut paperback novel The Moors, and he has been commissioned by several producers and …

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  • Jody discusses the release of Spectrum: Volume One

    August 18, 2022 Blog

    On Monday, radio DJ Laura James got Jody back into the studio to talk about his upcoming book launch for Spectrum: Volume One.

    Spectrum is an anthology of plays that will be released on Thursday 8 September (International Literacy Day) at Barnstaple library. The event will take place from 6-8pm and will include a live theatre performance from local actors Andrew Jeffrey and Nayomie James.

    You must be on the guest list to attend, but if you’d …

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  • Elisa L. Iannacone | Photographer

    November 24, 2019 Talent

    ELISA L. IANNACONE is an extroadinary photographer who has worked in over 25 countries across Africa, Asia, Europe, America and the Middle East. Her vast experience has given her a unique perspective of the world, and her work is both evocative and accomplished.

    Working as a photo-journalist, Elisa has delivered work for the likes of National Geographic, BBC World News and Vice, and to much acclaim. With an MA in International Journalism from City University London, Elisa …

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  • The Unspoken | Q&A with Actor, Will Teller

    September 2, 2018 Blog

    What most appealed to you about The Unspoken?

    Everyone will have a different opinion about The Unspoken and I like that. For me, The story is symbolic of how men, even with the best intentions, have oppressed women for centuries.

    At moments, the audience are likely to hate your character, Jimmy. Did you have any reservations about playing him?

    He’s certainly a character that can divide opinion, but I hope the audience will always find some way to …

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  • The Unspoken | Q&A with Actor, Elliot Blagden

    August 30, 2018 Blog

    What was it that first attracted you to The Unspoken?

    It’s the type of script that’s a real gift to an actor. It’s a bit of a cliche, but you always want something you can really sink your teeth into. Plus, the role of Dr. Rose is awkwardly funny yet dark at the same time, which I love.

    You play two characters in the play, both with very different agendas. How much of a challenge was that?

    As they’re …

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  • The Unspoken | Q&A with Lead Actress, Hannah Tarrington

    August 29, 2018 Blog

    In The Unspoken you play the lead character, Maggie. What was it that attracted you to the role?

    I liked her journey of trying to figure out life. As an actor I get to explore so many different situations with this one character and it’s challenging and fun all at the same time. She’s strong willed and knows her own mind, but she also has a caring maternal side, which makes her very human and relatable, …

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  • An interview on Diversity with Daniel York Loh

    August 24, 2018 Blog

    As part of our diversity campaign #theBAMEgame, we interviewed experienced actor Daniel York Loh – a mixed-race actor, writer, filmmaker and musician, with roots from both England and Asia. We recently caught up with him to discuss his views on diversity within the arts, and to try and understand the challenges of being a British creative with a strong connection to Singapore.

    What first sparked your interest in the arts?

    When I was younger, I was paying …

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