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Paul wrote the script for the critically acclaimed drama LONDON TO BRIGHTON over a weekend and shot it for just £80,000. It subsequently won Best british film at Raindance and was nominated for a BAFTA. Touted as “The Best British Film of the Year” by the Guardian; “Outstanding” by The Times, "Extraordinary" by Empire and “A British Classic” by The Mail on Sunday, LONDON TO BRIGHTON was applauded by national and international film press.
Paul’s second feature THE COTTAGE, again written and directed by him, signals a new direction into comedy and horror. Released on March 14 2008, THE COTTAGE is already being hailed as “Not just the best British comedy in years but the horror event of 2008”.
Paul signed with Annex Films just prior to THE COTTAGE and directed his first commercial whilst still completing the film. The commercial was for The National Centre for Domestic Violence, entitled "Cupboard Doors" with JWT London. Upon its release it was featured in Campaign and Best Ads On TV.
Since then Paul has also shot a comedy viral campaign for Halifax with DLKW. The The docu-film follows History student Andy in his attempts to save money. The spot was featured in Shots magazine, Best ads on TV as well as Campaign.
Paul’s second feature THE COTTAGE, again written and directed by him, signals a new direction into comedy and horror. Released on March 14 2008, THE COTTAGE is already being hailed as “Not just the best British comedy in years but the horror event of 2008”.
Paul signed with Annex Films just prior to THE COTTAGE and directed his first commercial whilst still completing the film. The commercial was for The National Centre for Domestic Violence, entitled "Cupboard Doors" with JWT London. Upon its release it was featured in Campaign and Best Ads On TV.
Since then Paul has also shot a comedy viral campaign for Halifax with DLKW. The The docu-film follows History student Andy in his attempts to save money. The spot was featured in Shots magazine, Best ads on TV as well as Campaign.
