Script-Writing for Other Media.

Stage

Immaculate

Jennifer’s Bedroom

Passion

Untitled

The AIDS Project

Screen

Bakk-Up

Little Britley

Shotgun TV

Other

Fairy Poems

Heaven on Urth

Colour Chart Poster

Four Letter Words

Girlfriend Remote

 

 

 

 

 

Colour Chart II, an even crasser sequel, still on sale across Britain.

 

The Book of Modern Fairies.

Still in Development.

Re-inventing fairies for a new millennium, this children’s book is currently undergoing orchestration for an accompanying CD and children’s West End musical.

   

View Selections.

Hear Song.

 

Heaven on Urth.

Produced by Dead Stupid Productions, 1996.

A gentle radio play about a three party world written and recorded before Blair’s landslide election victory.  This project was an early ancestor of Little Britley on the Water (see Screen and Video)

     

Hear Entire Play - Modem.

Hear Entire Play - Broadband.

 

Colour Chart.

Released by GB Posters/Takischitt, 1998.

The Colour Chart was the best selling poster of the late 90’s and has been given a place in the Victoria and Albert’s permenant poster collection.  Not bad for a set of very crude nob-gags. 

 

See Unreleased Postcards.

Visit GB Posters Website.

 

Four Letter Words.

Released by GB Posters/Khaotik, 2000.

This project was a labour of love which bore fruit in the shape of a published poster, an animation, and a yet to be published coffee table book.  It is guaranteed to make you think.

Contains word and images unsuitable for children.

 

See Poster.

See Book Page Gallery.

View Animation (Adults only, 14 MB, Broadband advised).

Visit GB Posters Website.

 

Girlfriend Remote.

Released by Takischitt/Paladone, October 2000.

This novelty spawned a dozen copy-cats, but only the best-selling original came with full documentation.  Good job the company never read what we gave them or it would never have made it into the shops!

Contains the phrase “Slack Fannied Wrinkle Bags” (if you look closely).

 

Read Girlfriend Remote Manual.

Visit Paladone Website.

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