Voicebox: New Creatives

"I think with really short films you need to give yourself some narrative toys to play with, so you can quickly change things for the audience without a loads of exposition."

Erasure Island expresses the experiences of those society often ignores.

“I know a lot more gay Davids who speak like the Queen, than I do gay Daves who speak like Barbara Windsor”

This New Creative audio piece explores the power of loving women

We talk to New Creative Thomas Longstaff about his surreal dark comedy film, 'The Siren's Song'.

If you could interview an immortal, what would he say?

We are covering the talent development scheme that is co-funded by BBC Arts and Arts Council England.

"Music plays an important factor in day to day lives, whether it's underscore for film and tv, background music in retail stores or the inane advert jingles that get stuck in your head for days on end."

"My mom and my sisters were my idols and I remember them doing everything in their power to keep me grounded and working hard."

In Greenlight, a man has an existential crisis whilst staring into the flashing light on his smoke alarm.

“So the big lesson for me was to stop comparing myself to my friends, or people on Instagram - and if I can’t get past it, I exit the app.”

“We have a need, as humans, to compartmentalise to a degree. We section things off in our minds in order to form a basic understanding of them.”