C-H-A-I-N
(Feature Film, In Development)
An original feature film, C-H-A-I-N is a supernatural eco-folk horror that fuses time travel with the catastrophe of climate change and biodiversity loss. When an elderly woman is found frozen in terror on a rural moor, her daughter is pulled into a spiral of folk memory and temporal collapse - where plants whisper secrets, time fractures, and love becomes a tether between worlds..
Whisperer
(Feature Film, In Development)
A feature film based on the H. P. Lovecraft story The Whisperer in Darkness. A young student is forced to return to her remote childhood home after discovering her missing professor has been in communication with her estranged father, who believes he is under attack from otherworldly beings.
Tales of the Waning Light
(TV Series, In Development)
An anthology series of new global ghost stories. Each from a different country, and each reflecting different visions of what lies beyond. Jamaica, Norway, Berlin, Bulgaria, the UK, the US, and Malaysia. From a haunted dub studio to a contemporary take on Dicken’s The Signal-man, from the rubble of a tenement block to a story of the Scandinavian myling, unwanted children killed by their mothers who must be buried and given a name before their souls can be at peace. Tales of the Waning Light gives voice to the voiceless.
There Were Nine Children Left
(Feature Film, In Development)
A feature film based on an original story by Lucy Grace.
Fiction born of fact.
20000 years ago, Britain was linked to mainland Europe by Doggerland, an agriculturally rich and diverse territory situated between the UK and Denmark. Around 6150BC a submarine landslide off the coast of Norway triggered a tsunami so powerful it ripped trees from the ground, split this land into islands, and killed many of those in coastal settlements. In our telling, this distant past becomes the present. What was once an isolated paradise for its people, survives as part of a scattered archipelago as sea levels continue to rise, and claim the other islands forever. The established assimilate with the displaced and, aware of their limited resources, are joined in an island community connected by a shared desire for survival.
