Who do you think you are?

Why do I have a website? 

My name is Tim, and this website is the place I post all my past and current projects. I do this because I don’t like personally creating content for social media as I find the structures a bit to restrictive for what I enjoy making. Also as a seasoned marketer I know these platforms very well and personally stay away from them as I do not need the additionmal distraction and noise social media platforms create. 

So here you will find various items that may entertain, inform up and comming producers or directors, travel information,  and work in progress projects that you may even want to collaboarate on.

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Why so negative? 

A Sell-out? 

I do not consider being a sell-out a bad thing,  

I also openly and proudly declare my self a full blown sell-out. Unlike most people working in marketing I don’t pretend to be passionate about the structures, principals and rules established by this industry, instead I just use this a chance to create content and put food on my table. Especially in recent times marketing and entertainment / art are becoming more and more of a blur I am constantly involved with projects that toe the perfect line between art fun and entertainment while still feeling branded and informative of one key message. 

All of my directorial heroes have, at some point in their careers, have created some form of commercial.

What’s most important is if a piece  is exceptional and adds to the directors body of work.


Moreover, anyone who has attempted to bring a film to life understands the intricate dance of selling ideas and making compromises to secure funding.

I will not ever pretend to be passionate about the structures, principals and rules learned in a marketing degree, for few reasons:

– They are redundant: Unless your talking media buying (purchasing views and engagement) – no one actually knows what content will or will not resonate based off facts figures or principles. They only way to resonate with humans is to be one. During my time working with the late great SImon Hammond I find tuned the ability to quickly understand a brand, products position in culture and how to communicate this well and simply. 

– I’ve either ignored, forgotten and never learnt them: My education was in film and Television which has helped me excel in both film and marketing indusrties and going in strides past colleagues who studies marketing because of my deeper understanding of content production and what is possible. In the past this has made me a valuable linch pin between marketing strategy and content creation. 

– Are upholding rules the reason any of us got into this industry?
I hope not.