I have writing for several years now, I started by writing a novel which I later developed into my first screenplay 'Return to Lender' (February 1999), then went onto write two romantic comedies 'Inzamam ate my Paratha' (October 1999) and 'The Bald Gorilla' (April 2001). My first produced feature was in January 2002 'Nine Days of Hell' produced by Julia Krunz and directed by Martin Stitt. I produced and directed (and wrote) my first short film called 'Game On', shot at the Barbican, London, September 2002 a short film on identity. Arranging a large cast,liasiing with a gallery, arragning camera equipement and feeding everyone is a full time job in itself. I edited the movie and scored the soundtrack myself.   Working with Children isn't easy . In February 2003 I worked on my first live action/computer generated (CG) movie, as the National Centre of Computer Animation. I co-directed the short called 'Blockhead', as well as doing many of the effects and animation in the piece.   In June 2003, shooting begun on the first strand of the Sensational series www.sensational-thefilm.com, which I wrote the previous year. The first strand was made under the title of 'Old News' directed by Emma Farrell.     Above: at the LFDVA award ceromony, Old News finished close runner up for the main award. In August 2003, I produced and directed on my second live action/CG movie called myCity. Directing actors against a blue screen in an imaginary city was a fresh challenge. In September 2003 I started work on the third Harry Potter movie The Prisoner of Azkaban. I am working as a 3D Camera Tracker and Matchmover.   In October 2003 I worked on a pop video as a lighter. In November 2003 I worked on a 35mm shot directing a short piece Here I set up the next shot. Here I'm bossing an actor about, I mean telling him what my 'intended vision' is. As well as this I have written TV sitcoms, radio links and documentaries as well as loads of other shorts. I completed Be Me in September 2004.