FILM inside out storytelling
It all starts with a script and DMo film focuses on specialty cross-genre scripts with global appeal for features, shorts and series, for both live action and animation...
“I am drawn to our subrealism, the below-the-surface stuff that often guides and determines our surface-level realities.”
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STILL BE-LONGING
in pre-production SERIES Khoji, now a young teen, is still trying to figure out who he is and battle with his inner demons as he gets passed around the care system, while his birth parents try to get it together. |
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SNOWBALL
in pre-production FEATURE Adapted from the critically acclaimed memoir Oi by David L. Jackson, it tells the harrowing personal journey of Snowball, a spirited, humoristic young boy growing up through the 1960s childcare system of Great Britain. Within the horrific system that made countless victims of the very children it was designed to protect, there is a story of human resilience, both devastating and inspiring in equal measure. |
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TWO MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT
in post-production SHORT As the doomsday clock reads two minutes to midnight, two modern warrior women, with complicated pasts, must come together to fight the rogue tyrants responsible for global atrocities. |
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BE-LONGING
(2018) SHORT Khoji, a young boy in foster care, is trying to figure out who he is whilst coming to terms with being removed from his birth family and placed within the care system. |
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DANCING AROUND THE WORLD
(2018) FEATURE A crowdsourced dance documentary comprising an arranged series of twenty videos from public submissions from five continents, together with world-renowned dance companies, each using the unifying language of dance movement to tell their story. The project was conceived to remind people of that which unites us during a time of misguided separatism. |
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UNNATURAL ABSTRACTIONS
(2017) SHORT Tech wizard Raz is sent a brief to develop a harmless drug, one that gives a high without a fall. The lines of reality soon blur when he introduces his friend Peono to his latest creation, in the form of a mobile app. |
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WAKE UP
(2015) SHORT Mid-accident, a young woman named Esna finds herself in a strange dark space where she comes face to face with her losses, as she contemplates whether she has reason to live. |
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GLIMMER OF HOPE
(2014) FEATURE Documentary about London's Tin Pan Alley, with focus on 2014's Denmark Street Music Festival organized by local resident Alastair Choat. The film celebrates and captures the street's diverse creative culture before the major redevelopments that ensued. It includes footage of the street's famous music venue 12 Bar Club before its closure. |
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AFRICA MUSIC TELEVISION
(2012) SERIES TV pilot for series hosting news and what’s trending across the African diaspora, including music, fashion, film, dance, culture and community. Created to coincide with the annual AM Fest that showcases Afro and Afro-Caribbean musical talents of both emerging and established artistes in the UK. |
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KIDHOOD
(2007) SERIES Elementary Entertainment's pilot for proposed educational comedy skit-series for teenagers and adults, exploring social and environmental issues in an entertaining manner. To guest feature noted British comics. |
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THE NIGHTLINGS
(2006) GRAPHIC NOVEL SERIES BASED ON ANIME CONCEPT A group of teenagers discover they no longer need to sleep through the night. The teens band together to form the Nightlings and take to the city rooftops, where they live as outcasts. Some see their gift as a portent, a sign that the world is changing; others see it as a form of permission to party forever. Rival factions emerge. Tribes. One of the teens, Jennifer, discovers something unholy about their new-found power that threatens to change their world forever. |
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THE CALLING OF BROTHER JOE
(2000) FEATURE Documentary following the story of Ghanaian ‘Scottie’, from wheeler-dealer to spiritual healer and leader of his own camp of followers. |
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KAKATSITSI
(1999) FEATURE Documentary following the trials and tribulations of master drumming group Kakatsitsi as they enter England to tour and experiment with their own brand of fusion music, combining traditional African sounds of the Ga tribe and other West African cultures with modern Western music. |
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