Whatever After
Sometimes the wrong dreams come true. . . A fantasy anthology series for adults, Whatever After takes myths, legends, and fairy tales, and reimagines them for the modern age.
These stories are not fact. But this does not mean they are not truth. They were born as commentaries on modern life, using fantasy and imagination to satirise the world. This is the spirit that Whatever After seeks to recapture.
Think of it like Black Mirror for fairy tales.
Three short pilot episodes have been produced, featuring Jessica Brown Findlay as the narrator. A broadcaster is currently being sought for a full series. To read more, click below. And if you are a producer or commissioner and would like a viewing password, please get in touch.
inVERSE
INVERSE is a series of short films that explore time and the human condition.
Each film takes an old poem and uses it as a prism through which to explore the world today. And when we say old, we mean really old. There isn’t a poem in the collection that wasn’t first written down thousands of years ago. But far from being dry, remote echoes of a long-gone age, each poem chosen for the collection feels like it could have been written yesterday.
And why shouldn’t they? People are people. Our dreams are nothing new. Our ancestors had the same hopes and fears that we do. And if we can understand this, perhaps it puts some of the problems of our world into perspective.
Click below to watch the whole series.
Night School
Set in the world of the bestselling books by CJ Daugherty, Night School was one of the most popular British web series ever produced.
It has racked up millions of views on YouTube and was an official selection at several film festivals around the world.
Press coverage included a cover story in the Guardian and features on BBC Radio. The US-based news site Daily Dot told its two million readers that Night School was “a heads up as to what your younger sister or daughter will be talking about in a few weeks.” In 2015 the cast and crew took part in a sell-out panel at London ComiCon.
Night School has since been optioned for television. You can watch a few selected episodes of the web series by clicking below.
The Memory Project
The Memory Project is a found footage web series. Each episode takes an abandoned home movie, and remixes it to create something beautiful. Real lives. Real history. Reimagined.
Two series of The Memory Project were produced for Facebook in the spring of 2020, gaining a quarter of a million views in just a few weeks.
Click on the link below to watch every episode of The Memory Project on Vimeo.
Shalom Kabul
At the turn of the 20th century, there were approximately 80,000 Jews living in Afghanistan. By 1999, there were just two.
Yitzhak Levy and Zebulon Simentov lived together in a ramshackle house in Kabul, surrounded by the Taliban, And they hated each other.
A dark comedy with a heart, Shalom Kabul is the tale of a true Afghan odd couple.
Click below to watch the film for free.