Jody Medland
 
Only 25-years-old, Jody has been described as "a young and auspicious talent with vast creative intelligence". Since moving to London nearly five years ago from his hometown in Devon, Jody’s highly focussed and determined attitude has set him on his way to becoming a successful and provocative filmmaker.  

Over the past five years he has gained a lot of valuable experience, firstly as a Runner and Assistant Director on several commercials, short films and corporate videos before using his talents as a Writer, Producer and Director on his own personal projects.

His Directorial debut, 'Over The Edge', was an extremely haunting film that has recieved rave reviews in several behind closed doors industry screenings as well as an encouraging write-up in 'Hotdog Magazine' early last year.

His most recent short film 'The Wager' is due to be screened at SCOTT CINEMAS in Barnstaple on Sunday, 27th April in a compilation with two other shorts and a documentary, which he worked on with his colleague, Matthew Loudon.

The immediate future seems to be heading towards the production of a one-off, six-part TV series, named 'On Borrowed Time', where Jody wishes to showcase his Directing abilities to a mainstream audience. 

Matthew Loudon Originally from Devon, also, Matt moved to London to further his skills in filmmaking whilst studying film and video production at Kingston University. Now on the brink of graduating, Matt has gained vauluable experience by taking a varied range of training and work opportunities, from work with the BBC to feature films such as 'The Perfect Woman'. Matt has mainly worked in the capacity of Production Manager and Assistant Director but always harboured ambitions to Write, Produce and Direct his own projects. These ambitions have become a reality in the past 12-months through short films 'Gilt' and 'My Darling Wife'. 'My Darling Wife' was nominated for a BAFTA earlier this year and he aims to build on that success with his current short, 'Taken', on which he is currently in the late stages of production.