Drive every decision and experience the thrills of managing an F1 team. I supported the project as a game writer, penning the majority of the in-game text.

An ambitious project modding Morrowind into Skyrim's engine, and then some. I laid the narrative foundation of a set of new in-game cutscenes.

A game jam project written, coded, and art-ed by me. It's set in a world that still (mercifully) includes BBC's teletext, which you use to determine which plague-time food is safe to eat.

COMING SOON! A short film about a lonely hoarder driven to extreme action by a hotline that always tells her that she's right. I made a cool microsite, and we have a conspiracy-filled Instagram campaign supporting it.

A short film in which a man rebels against the system by doing exactly what the system wants. I took part in an interview about the project which you can read here.

An ambitious young architect tries to hold his life together after he starts uncontrollably producing grapes from his mouth.

A very serious, totally educational set of cautionary tales about social media usage that British Airways commissioned for a big ol' staff event.

A weekly series of tongue-in-cheek tech reviews that put Currys' helpful staff at the forefront, starring real Currys employees!

A tale about parents who, for lack of thinking of a better option, foster a mop and raise it from childhood to moppy adulthood. A film made for a fostering agency.

One of a three part video campaign for Starburst to place their brand tag of “Unexplainably Juicy” in the school environment for Back To School.

The second entry in the Juicy School series, this one... This one is better seen than described...

The third and final video in the Starburst trilogy, this one featuring an unorthodox use of juice in school discipline.

For a song called Sad Happy on an album called Sad Happy, what could be more Sad Happy than clowns going through rehab for being too depressed to clown?

A music video that shifts from happy summer vibes to a killer conga line. It felt like the obvious plot at the time. In retrospect, I have no idea how this happened but I like it.

A song with a chanting chorus of "Work it" naturally leads to a video featuring a man embracing his dream and putting on a stripper routine in the office.

A video steeped in Philosophy. Specifically, the narrative was based on "Mary’s Room" which asks whether understanding colour scientifically is the same as actually seeing it.

A fairly insane video combining The Last Supper with the Divine Comedy - a man struggling with himself dines with his demons, and his tired guardian angel.

A split screen video in which a man's eye is stolen and he chases down the assailant while we see from both of his eyes at once. There's also an eye shrine. Of course there's an eye shrine.