Code Of Silence Won a BAFTA!!!

2026 Best series BAFTA goes to Code of Silence

Great reviews for Code of Silence! 4 stars from The Times, Telegraph, Independent and Guardian (click here to read - Rose Ayling-Ellis is a triumph in this fun, fascinating crime show)

This ground-breaking ITV thriller is uniquely told using imaginative animated titles to bring to life the process of lip-reading, as we follow Alison, a deaf canteen worker played by Rose Ayling-Ellis, who finds herself unexpectedly pulled into a high-stakes police investigation when DS Ashleigh Francis, (Charlotte Ritchie) requests her assistance in using her lip-reading skills to monitor the activities of a dangerous criminal gang. The series also stars Kieron Moore and Andrew Buchan, with a score by Dame Evelyn Glennie and Dan Jones.

WIP: Tinsel Town

Mark is currently editing this year’s big family Christmas comedy movie for Sky: Tinsel Town.

Set in Yorkshire the film follows a Hollywood star taking part in a local Panto and stars Kiefer Sutherland and Rebel Wilson, alongside Katherine Ryan, and a fantastic British cast including Derek Jacobi, Meera Syal, Jason Manford, Danny Dyer and Mawaan Rizwan. It is directed by Chris Foggin. See the Deadline preview here.

Out now:Bank of Dave 2

Mark edited the sequel to Netflix’s internationally successful comedy Bank of Dave, following the further adventures of Dave as he takes on the payday lending companies, with a bit of help from his friends. Directed by Chris Foggin, and produced by Piers Tempest.

A Thousand Blows

Disney’s new epic Victorian drama featuring Stephen Graham, Malachi Kirby and Erin Doherty and written by Stephen Knight, is coming soon!

Your Christmas or Mine 2

The sequel to Amazon’s hit Christmas romcom was released December 2023. Shot partially on location in Austria it was directed by Jim O’Hanlon and produced by Kate Heggie for Mighty Pebble productions. It features a soundtrack of classic Christmas songs freshly recorded by new artists especially for the film. Watch the trailer here …

The Serpent

Without Sin

Part of the launch of ITVX, this “moody and meticulously crafted whodunnit” follows Stella, the mother of a murdered teenager, who agrees to meet the killer in prison as part of a restorative justice programme, but is soon unsure about where the guilt really lies. From new writer Frances Poletti, and based in some of the grittier areas of Nottingham the mini-series got impressive reviews for Vicky McClure and Johnny Harris’ central performances, but also for tackling themes of guilt, motherhood, and broken lives.

The series was directed by Al MacKay and Mark edited the opening episode and episode 3.

Evening Standard review - 5 stars

Guardian Review - 4 stars