Writer/producer - non-profit, award winning short films. Online/YouTube (WestlakefilmsUK). Part of @westlakefilms & 1/3 @tripodscast @idontdoscifi podcast
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ALT logo for I Don't Do Sci-Fi - The Podcast Series, Season 2, Episode 2. A 2nd text box underneath says: Centuries beyond anything as crude as television. Dani watches Star Trek: The Original Series. The image behind these text boxes are a collage of co-host John Isles dressed as a 'Redshirt' (THE most unlucky colour uniform to wear in TOS) from Star Trek in 8 life-threatening, perilous situations based on original artwork by Ron Embleton
ALT I Don't Do Sci-Fi - the podcast series, Season 2, Episode 3: "One's never alone with a rubber duck." Dani watches The Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy.The main image is a montage and of people and things from the BBC TV adaptation of The Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy. In the centre is a disgusted/perturbed man wearing a dressing gown over pyjamas - this is Arthur Dent. Beneath him are written the words: This is of course impossible. Surrounding him are various objects/creatures from The Hitch-Hikers Guide to Galaxy on TV.
ALT logo for I Don't Do Sci-Fi - The Podcast Series, Season 2, Episode 2. A 2nd text box underneath says: Centuries beyond anything as crude as television. Dani watches Star Trek: The Original Series. The image behind these text boxes are a collage of co-host John Isles dressed as a 'Redshirt' (THE most unlucky colour uniform to wear in TOS) from Star Trek in 8 life-threatening, perilous situations based on original artwork by Ron Embleton
ALT The six main characters from Terrahawks gather around amongst Christmas decorations.
ALT Artwork in the style of a 1970s K-Tel compilation album (that are known for sometimes using poor cover versions of hit songs, to save money). In the top left corner is written: Stereo. May be used on mono. On the top right corner is written: over two hours of fun! In the centre is the 'I Don't Do Sci-Fi': The Podcast Series - The Holiday Special. 70s as seen on TV! Surrounding this is a swirl of colours above a wire-frame planet. Names appear amongst this swirl of Disco-colours: Michael Sheard, Diane Cilento, Richard Briers, Sheila Mercer, Geoffrey Bayldon, Lesley Judd, Paula Wilcox, Bruce Forsyth. At the bottom of the image is a text box: It's not brown enough. Dani watches 1970s television. Now in colour.
