The Book

Four core services. One through-line: every production we take on is built to perform — creatively and commercially.

Malcolm Kat’s story as described in, “The Law of the Jungle”, is forceful and unforgiving. It’s a David -v- Goliath story. A real life expose of executive overreach, arrogance and greed. All challenged to account by one lone whistle blower. One who ain’t walking away.

Events consume a fourteen year timeline with one battle after another against the system. Procedural failures in the English council system, the police and the judicial institutions are all exposed along the way and are decribed in minute detail to warn the unwary. The eventual realisation being that the written law is fair and reasonable, but that the administration of that written law is now so corrupted that it’s everyday practitioner’s from the professional classes, assume this to be the norm. The problem, they are correct, it has become the norm. So normalised are these actions that the average man on the street, acting for himself, is now almost always set up to lose regardless of right or wrong. This is wholly unjust, but none the less true.

The Law of the Jungle is a true and verifiable account of a system that has lost sight of its purpose of standards and is now controlling our lives without reference to us or the law. The system operates for its own good not for the common justice.

it is an account based on over fourteen prime years of Malcolm’s life and evidence from the contemporaneous notes, letters, hearings, summaries and records. Put together they reveal an overall picture of dirty tricks, sleight of hand secrets, underhand ploys and outrageous abuses of justice. It reveals all the institutional arrogance and judicial overreach that the kafkaesque bureaucratic machine now throws at any unwitting and unrepresented Litigant in person.

Reminiscent of the Sub Post Office scandal or the P& O scandal and the other historic scandals, the narrative pulls back the curtains of reality for the reader to glimpse how bad things have really got. How unjust, how dictatorial the system has now become. It has truly all become, The Law of the Jungle.

It doesn’t have to be this way, but until foundational change happens, it is what it is.

Shame on them all says Malcolm

— services

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The Main Characters.

Dave Thomas

Anne Marie Bond

Steve Parrock

— Process

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Background of the book.

A clear process is the first creative decision we make. It keeps projects on time, keeps clients informed, and keeps our crew focused on what matters — capturing the story, not managing the chaos.

Every great film starts with a single conversation. Tell us what you’re building and we’ll tell you what’s possible.

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Discover

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We start by understanding your audience, your message, and the emotional response you want to trigger. Every great film begins with a great brief.

Script & Storyboard

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We develop the narrative arc, scripted or documentary-style, and map out every shot before the camera rolls. No surprises on set.

Production

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Our crew captures your story with precision and presence — whether that’s a single-day studio shoot or a multi-country documentary expedition.

Post & Delivery

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We edit, grade, mix, and deliver broadcast-ready files across every format and platform you need. Timelines are clear, revisions are structured.

— Why us

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We show up, we listen, and we deliver — every time.

The director who hears your brief is the same person who calls cut on set and approves the final grade. No handoffs, no lost context, no creative drift between departments.

Every production includes a hero film plus a complete cutdown suite — 60s, 30s, 15s, and 6s. One shoot day, one budget, everything you need to show up consistently across every channel.

Our sprint model takes most brand films from confirmed brief to final delivery in 21 days. Fast because we’re organised, structured, and have done this enough times to know exactly where projects lose time.

We cap ourselves at six active projects at any one time. Every frame that leaves this studio has been seen, questioned, and approved by a senior director — because attention is the one thing we refuse to spread too thin.