I am one half of a writing, producing and directing team from London, England, with my husband Anthony Caulfield. We have always had a real passion to produce films that document the video games industry. Our work includes the feature films 'From Bedrooms to Billions', 'The Amiga Years', 'The PlayStation Revolution' and our latest film 'The Rubber Keyed Wonder - 40 years of the ZX Spectrum'. In addition we have also produced documentary films on CRASH & ZZAP!64 magazine producers Newsfield Publications (The Newsfield Years), Hitman - Burning Hope, Virtua Tennis as well as the official Sonic the Hedgehog 20th Anniversary documentary titled 'Sonic - The Birth of an Icon'. We have worked on many documentaries over the years including being commissioned by the government of Macau to produce a film on the East Asian Games. We have also worked with the rock group 'Pink Floyd' to produce a theatrical version of 'Pink Floyd's - Pulse' which was distributed worldwide and featured a re-worked soundtrack, we worked closely with the band to fully realise and make the film look as spectacular as possible for the big screen. We have also written, produced and directed various acclaimed documentaries for both broadcast and commercial release, including 'The Story of The Young Ones', 'Alternative Rebellion: The beginning of Britain's Alternative Comedy Scene', 'Doctor Who - Stripped for Action' for the BBC, as well as 'George Michael - FAITH' and 'Jeff's Wayne's The War of the Worlds' for Sony Music. We made two documentaries on gypsy punk group 'Gogol Bordello' for Channel 4 and produced the celebrated HD world music TV series 'Soundcheck at Momo's'. 2010 saw the release of our first feature film, 'Immodesty Blaize - Burlesque Undressed', which had a worldwide theatrical release and then later on DVD and terrestrial broadcast. We started our careers by making film shorts, 'The Majestic Side' and 'Night of your Life' which won high praise at the 1997 BAFTA Short Film Competition, before going on to make the comedy sketch show 'Hals Hangover' in 1999.