Get stuck in, get the job done, do something your passionate about and you love
<p>I love film, although i don’t go to the cinema that much, I guess for my generation the way we want to consume media, and film being part of that, has changed, I am not a fan of media buzz words so i’ll refrain on the next bit.</p> <p>I have a passion for storys, especialy that of the underdog, i come from an underdog background and so when i see a situation, or when someone or a group of people are in trouble, then i have to act, and the media/film is a great way to make social change or highlight a problem,</p> <p>I am also a fan of fun films, not everything is ‘social issue based’ , the goonies, die hard, star wars, and scarface are films i go back to, ask we on twitter.com/futureartists</p> <p>Graduated in 2006 with first class honors degree from prestigious Brighton University in 2006. Directorial dramatic debut ‘The Cell’ screened on <span class="caps">BBC</span> 2 in 2003 following on from the success of documentary ‘Teenage Suicide�Why?’ which was selected as part of the emerging young filmmakers festival (Co-op) in 2002.<br /> Whilst travelling in Asia he was inspired to write and then direct ‘Your State of Emergency’, which featured at the 61st Festival de Cannes in 2008 causing him to be praised as a �Voice of a Generation� by the Guardian Media group and to be noted as a director of great promise. The film was released on-line and has been watched by over a million people. He has started to fulfill his potential and meet early acclaim with his most recent film ‘Broken Britain’ (2009), funded in part by North West Vision and media. This has received acclaim from not only the Mail media group but also from <span class="caps">BBC</span> who have tipped him as one to watch ‘following in his (Danny Boyle’s) footsteps’. The film was selected by North West Vision and media to represent the North West to a world wide audience at the 62nd Festival de Cannes.</p> <p>Now making 'the Lost Generation' 2012</p>