Down Came The Rain
is a poetic and unsettling exploration of trauma, control, and emotional erasure.
This powerful short delivers a visceral impact that lingers long after the final frame.
Winner of Best Crime/Violence Film, it continues to draw acclaim for its bold imagery and psychological depth.
Echoes of Yesterday
is a haunting dual narrative of war, loss, and unresolved memory. At just 90 seconds, this powerful short delivers a hard-hitting emotional punch.
Winner of Best War/Action Film and two Honourable Mentions, it weaves past and present into a stark reflection on grief and human cost.
The Biscuit Tin
A lyrical short film exploring memory, silence, and the weight of unspoken legacy.
With five awards to date — including Best Director at the Monza Film Festival, Best Fantastic Short at the FotoFilm International Short Film Festival, and Best Short Film at the Night of Drama Shorts in Milan
The Biscuit Tin continues to resonate on the international festival circuit.
Regrets
Directed for Asib Akram Films and Chris Martin Films, Regrets is a powerful and emotionally charged short drama confronting the realities of abuse.
Raw and affecting, it explores the lasting impact of trauma and the silence that surrounds it.
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The film received numerous nominations and won Best Short Film at both the Scottish Independent Film Festival and The HG Film Festival, continuing to resonate with audiences for its unflinching honesty and emotional depth.
Perfect Worlds
A 35-minute science fiction film about parallel realities, second chances, and the possibility of saying what you needed to say to your 7-year-old self — and finally forgiving the person you were at 16.
Among its numerous nominations and awards, it won
Best Short at the Amsterdam International Film Festival.
Date Night
Shot on 16mm film,
Date Night embraces the rich texture and discipline that only film can offer.
I love the way shooting on celluloid sharpens focus — not just in the frame, but across the entire set.
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The film follows a couple who’ve separated, giving their relationship one last shot on a date night that takes a dark and unexpected turn.
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If you’re afraid of spiders, you’ve been warned… but for the record, Julio the Sixth was a total sweetheart.
Morning Paper
Inspired by a passage in A Soldier’s Song: True Stories from the Falklands War by Ken Lukowiak,
Morning Paper is a two-minute short exploring the dislocation of PTSD.
Lukowiak describes walking over the bodies of fallen comrades one day in the Falklands,
and the next, quietly entering a corner shop back home in Britain.
That haunting contrast stayed with me — and became the spark for this film.
Heard
is a music video I directed for Roy’s Iron DNA, created as part of the world’s first augmented reality album.
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The video draws inspiration from the lyric “I want to see the world while everything is heard”, the surreal descent of Scorsese’s After Hours, and the quietly absurd unraveling of The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin.
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These influences combined to create a visual world where routine fractures, reality distorts, and perception slips sideways.
A Single Tear
My first ever short film is a two-minute tribute made in memory of my father.
It tells the story of a father and daughter’s bond — from the very beginning of her life to the final moments of his.
All in a single tear.
