Lab, a talented writer/director based in London, England, has made a significant impact in the film and television industry. His debut feature film, "9 Dead Gay Guys", starring the renowned Steven Berkoff, was a game-changer at the Cannes Film Festival, earning the title of "The most shocking film at the festival" from The Observer, and being hailed as "The most outrageous and original British film of the year" by one Sunday Express critic.
The film's success was not limited to its provocative premise, as it went on to win the Audience award at the Montreal International Comedy Film Festival and the Best Film award at the Dublin L&G Film Festival. It was also released in the UK and the US, solidifying its place in the international film community.
Lab's most recent projects have seen him working with prominent organizations such as Film London, BBC Writers Room, B3 Media for the UK Film Council, the BFI, and Sky Arts. His short films, including "My Dad the Communist" and "Three Mile Radius", have garnered multiple awards and accolades.
When he's not working on films, Lab honed his skills directing TV commercials, taking home two Golds at the Roses Advertising Awards for a risqué viral campaign for Scruffs Workwear. The same campaign clocked up an impressive 2.5 million hits on YouTube, resulting in a significant boost to sales for the client, with a 40% increase in sales.
Additionally, his MTV idents were short-listed for the "Best Branding" award in Promax UK, further solidifying his reputation as a skilled and innovative director.
In television, Lab has had a successful career, captaining TV series "Hollyoaks" for Channel 4 and "The Cut" for the BBC. He has also written for ITV's "London Bridge" and completed Director's Training in Multi-Camera Shooting for "Coronation Street". Moreover, he has written and directed an 8-part reality TV series, "Cooking Queen", for NTV Europe.
