Trivia

Is a guest lecturer at a variety of film and drama schools including the University of Bedfordshire.

Has a reputation as an early adopter having been the first Director in the UK to shoot a cinema commercial digitally in association with Sony, first to shoot a commercial that incorporated live action footage in a Virtual Studio in association with Molinare, first to create a narrative drama with Vision 2 T-Grain film stock in association with Kodak, first to shoot a music video using a RED One camera and first to shoot a demonstration trailer of the Sony flagship F65 camera in association with the Sony Digital Motion Picture Centre and Pinewood Studios.

Invented a new form of stereoscopic filmmaking called NVE® (a hybrid between stage and screen).

Built his first camera when he was 7 years old and sold his first photograph to a local newspaper when he was 10.

As a teenager, was also a member of The Young Vic Theatre.

As a Live TV Director, covered major news events that included the First Gulf War and the release of Nelson Mandela.

Was the subject of a BBC TV documentary, "How To Make A Movie".

At the age of 11, was cast in the BBC TV production of Smike.

A Durham University graduate from the faculties of Psychology and Music specializing in visual perception and psychoacoustics.

In development of his first novel, Mules.

Creative Director and Executive Producer of a number of charity projects including nationwide cinema and TV campaigns for Crisis and Marie Curie Cancer Care.