I'm an award winning Transmedia creator, producer, filmmaker, and storyteller.

My current project - Clockwork Watch is a retro-futurist Steampunk / Victoriana story told across graphic novels, interactive theatre, online, and film.

Clockwork Watch has so far spawned three tangential threads, immersive live events, exhibitions at the Royal Observatory, Scottsdale Civic Library (Arizona), National Maritime Museum, The Asylum in Lincoln, and a fictional online newspaper.

I am one of a few writers engaged in bringing a multicultural slant to the Steampunk genre, by exploring Victoriana outside Great Britain.

I'm visiting lecturer in Transmedia Storytelling at the Royal College of Arts, and believe mapping stories to everyday life, creates experiences that bring audiences closer to the heart of a narrative.

I've developed and created several reality TV formats, including Global E-Missions (ITV), winner of the 2002 Broadcast Award for “Best Use of New Media”.

My 2009 project “Breathe” was one of the first interactive participatory stories to explore how an ongoing narrative offered the audience a chance to become characters in a film, and help solve a fictional murder mystery. I am currently writing a sequel to Breathe.

I've worked as a Broadcast Journalist in the BBC newsroom, was an active part of the Burning Man Festival media team, and was a founding member of the European Burning Man Regional event, ‘Nowhere’ (Spain).

I owned and produced music on the seminal drum and bass label Tone Def Records.

London is my hometown and I love cooking, street art, travelling and making music.