Focusing on childhood memories growing up in colonial India, Rivers of My Father is a kaleidoscopic documentary that explores the fluid and transient nature of memory in the aftermarth of death.

The track title comes from the Ancient Greek word for dream, as it plunges the listener into a meditative and sleepy state. A 'night dream', or light in the darkness. The track was written collaboratively and features Alex Hill on piano, Jamie Stockbridge on saxophone, James Girling on electric guitar, Alasdair Simpson on electric bass and Matt Brown on drums. Oneiros is the second release by members of PARRAGADA, a community for the sharing of creative projects, ideas and approaches. To extend the collaboration, the music was sent to four different artists who all painted or sketched a visual response to it. Alice Phelps drew a series of colourful mandalas, and Suzie Richards (of Trikona Tattoos) created a unique tattoo design using symbolic floral elements. Criss Roden and Richard Kankondo filmed the creation of their artwork using oil and acrylic paint, and the footage has been made into a music video. It was edited by Dominic Pillai, a film director who has had previous work screened at the Cannes Film Festival. Work by all artists will be displayed in an online gallery on the PARRAGADA website. https://parragada.com Alex Hill - Piano Jamie Stockbridge - Saxophone James Girling - Electric Guitar Alasdair Simpson - Bass Guitar Matt Brown - Drums Composed by Alex Hill Recorded & mixed by Matt Brown Recordings Mastered by Peter Beckmann Music video edited by Dominic Pillai Artwork by Lentil Design

Inspired by the work of David Lynch, this music video is a collaboration between artist Horace Lindzey, musician Alice Merida Richards and filmmaker Dominic Pillai created as part of Conversations Series III: Narratives residency delivered by Venture Arts. This video has currently been showcased at Tate Liverpool, The Manchester Contemporary and The Lowry.

Using primarily archive footage from the BBC programme Jazz 625, this work explores the way black performance has been consumed and appropriated by white audiences. Charting the changing perception of Jazz, the remixed soundtrack attempts to readdress the white intellectualisation of the music and place Jazz back into its original context as Dance music. Commissioned by the Surge in Spring II Festival 2018

Siren’s Bay is a psychological gothic horror set on the south east coast of England. Dr Woods is a troubled academic who must confront her inner demons as the line between the natural and the supernatural begins to blur. With an all-female cast, Siren’s Bay is a revisionist ghost story starring Naomi Cooper- Davis (Crims, Peep Show, Little Britain), Lisa Williamson (Hollyoaks), Lucy Freeman and Sue Blakesley. Premiered at the Short Film Coner, Cannes Film Festival 2016

Commissioned by Folkestone and District Mind, in partnership with Touchbase Care, this experimental short film compiles a series of interviews into an immersive audio/visual work that aims to create a hearing voices experience with the aim to reduce stigma and create a better understanding of this condition.

In June 2016 two filmmakers were diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, one based in Los Angeles and the other in Folkestone. Travelling this parallel journey has created a continuous dialogue around the themes of duality and the exploration of a new sense of identity, which has now culminated in this work In the form of a video diptych, each filmmaker has created a screen that explores this subject from two uniquely personal perspectives. Presenting the work over 5 hours in the U.K and the United States establishes an equality between both filmmakers and allows the conversation to develop further on a transatlantic scale.

Samsara Sands is a Zen western which explores the theme of circularity through a series of mimed duels. Heavily influenced by Spaghetti and Acid westerns, the use of the Kentish landscape gives the film a Derek Jarman aesthetic, making the film a unique British take on the genre. Recently shortlisted at South Coast Film Festival 2014 and nominated for Best Drama at Portobello Film Festival 2014.

A postcard from California, and a visual love letter to the creative minds that brought me there. Nominated for Best Art/Experimental at Portobello Film Festival 2013.