I've now been in the business of creating films and tv programmes for the past 16 years, and have gained much experience along the way. For 4 years I worked as a Producer / Director for London Weekend Television, and then later as a freelance Producer Director for Endemol and September Films. My TV credits for LWT covered factual and entertainment programming including Dinner Dates, Street Crime UK, ArtWorks, London’s Scariest Mysteries and The Real A&E.In 2005 I started Spectrecom Films with my two business partners - Andrew Greener and Sarah Aynesworth. Spectrecom is a corporate video production company that also runs 4 film and television studios (Waterloo Film Studios). Spectrecom makes a whole host of films for high profile clients across both the public and private sectors. Some of our most important clients include: BMW, Durham University, The National Trust, American Express, and Barclays Bank.My executive role at Spectrecom is to lead a team in the development of new studio-based light entertainment formats. In time it's envisaged that Spectrecom’s television output will result in the formation of a new fully-fledged independent television production company. Work is now underway on a pilot TV show that will be shot in our studios in July, aiming for a broadcast commission later this year.A a founder director, I've helped to build Spectrecom up into the company it is today. I'm passionate about the business but still consider myself to be a story-teller first and foremost - I enjoy crafting highly polished films which are brave, bold and engaging. Aside from some of Spectrecom’s mainstream projects, I've taken great pleasure in working on films for some leading UK charities like The Children’s Trust, Choice Support, RSPCA, the National Osteoporosis Society, and Macmillan Cancer Support. In the last year my film work for charities secured Spectrecom both an IVCA Gold Award and the coveted Clarion Gold Award.