Only one day left of the festival. If you’re in town, check out the London Eye. It’s been smiling at everyone along The Thames since Thursday to promote our comedy film festival at the BFI Southbank. You might say the eye is wheelie happy! Sorry. . .

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Last night we officially launched the first ever London comedy film festival – revealing the festival line-up to the press in the shape of a good old fashioned pub quiz. Thanks to Tanqueray for supplying the gin *hic* (no hangover! Weird?!?) Here are the films and events over four nights at the BFI Southbank that [...]

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Submarine director Richard Ayoade mentioned that he might put our Q&A we did on the official DVD at the films launch earlier this year… I thought he was just being polite! A very proud moment for us all at LoCo. Snuggled under the extended scenes and Ben Stiller. Just where we like it *blush*

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A whole week of body swapping, changing, drag and Malkovich at the fabulous Wiltons music Hall. SCHOOL OF SLAPSTICK – WILL WE DISCOVER A FUTURE CHAPLIN? As well as the evening events we are also running ‘School of Slapstick’, a unique experience for kids aged between 9-12 years to learn the tricks of the silent film comedy trade and [...]

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Most of my evenings and should-be-in-bloody-bed-ings have been filled preparing for a new festival I’m helping launch called LoCo, The London Comedy Film Festival. The brainchild of my good friend Denise Hicks, with fellow LoCo members Tom James, Jonathan Wakeham and Alex Smith. LoCo’s mission is to bring fans and film-makers together to discover and [...]

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Every time I watch this short, it gets better. It’s not cheesy (which it could quite easily have been), it’s not an ad (what? You’re not selling me anything!?!) and it isn’t very long. Last Day Dream was an entry for the 42 Second Dream Festival. Hit full screen and turn up the sound. Directed [...]

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At the Creative Social last week we were each given a slightly dodgy looking can with some dry soil in the bottom – I did feel a bit of a tramp wandering home through Camden with an old can of cider in my hand, but Bedwood actually looked like one. Next morning I placed it in a sunny spot, [...]

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Our goodbye video to one of our producers. Skillfully directed and filmed by Mr Roe.

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