My Silent World (Channel 4/Random Acts)
Leading deaf choreographer, Mark Smith, takes us into his world of noise, silence and dance where you can find solace in making the world to move to your own rhythm.

Hot Damn Drama Llama! is focused on developing original series told from new and diverse perspectives…

The Savages (Comedy/Short)
Three super-rich individuals find themselves stranded in a wilderness. But survival shouldn’t be a problem. They’re some of the most talented, resourceful and innovative humans on the planet – aren’t they?

Our aim is to tell stories that change your view of our world and to do it beautifully…

Trainspotting (Film 4.0)
The famous Trainspotting monologue reimagined for today’s world.
“This film has something to say, and it doesn’t pull its punches. It reminds us that, only a couple of generations after Irvine Welsh wrote Trainspotting, even the soulless, diminished life of starter homes and hire purchase furniture that Renton and Co reject is no longer, for many, an attainable goal.”, Scene Stealers Jury

Our current favourite quote:

Interviewer: What is the most expensive thing you are holding?

Salma Hayek: Probably my brain.

Miriam (Drama/Short)
When Miriam returns to justice system no one really notices and only her old friend Jenny, seems to care. But Miriam is back looking for revenge and there is one person in particular she wants to see…

Who are we?

JEMIMA SPENCE

Actor & Producer

Jemima has been creating drama since an early age.

Jemima has worked with the BBC, The Recorded Picture Company, Grand Gesture Films, The Gate Films, The Marque Agency, Futurist Films, Shepka Productions, Particular Films, Stuart Alexander Productions and countless others. 

LUKE AHERNE

Writer, Director & Producer

Luke was one of three new filmmakers selected to create new versions of famous scenes from Film4’s substantial back catalogue of films. His revision of the opening monologue from Trainspotting was premiered at Somerset House, London before being broadcast on Film4’s terrestrial channel.

Luke also worked with leading deaf choreographer Mark Smith, founder of Deaf Men Dancing and a choreographer for the 2012 London Paralympic Games opening ceremony, to create a dance film for Channel 4’s Random Acts strand.

His web series Frank has been selected for several leading festivals and picked up a number of awards including Best Actor at Seriesland in Bilbao, Spain