Welcome to my channel! I'm a writer/director based in London. All my released short films can be found here, with further information about them available on my website. Plus some older videos!
I studied Film and Television at Solent University in Southampton, where after starting out as an editor I found my passion for writing and directing. I wrote a World War Two short film for my undergraduate FMP and directed a Wetherspoon workplace documentary and a sci-fi family drama as part of an MA in Film Production. Since leaving higher education, I have directed another short zombie drama, and I am in development for a feature film shooting February 2024.
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I really love this video. I'm fascinated by Wetherspoons and they always feel like a home away from home whenever I'm in the UK, regardless of how unfamiliar the town my be. Sadly my local Spoons in Cork, Ireland, is closing down. Cheers for the video, must get to Southampton sometime! Rory
Keep up the good work! That was one of the better zombie short films I've seen. The writing and acting felt very realistic, and it kept me on the edge of my seat!
Amazing! A gun being repeatedly discharged in a small space and the characters don’t suffer from any hearing damage whatsoever. Later on: No flash from the muzzle or blood spatter which would be consistent with being shot at point blank range.
Well done! The acting was good, interesting story, and the music nicely chosen. *adding down here so there’s no spoilers- After the credits rolled, hearing him as a zombie was a nice touch.
i love a good zombie movie. i would have loved to have heard the zombies growling behind the door to add to the intense of their situation. but well acted. and well done
same here in Kings Lynn weatherspoons Globe Hotel,Day time is when the Customers trash the place up,Morning time is when me and other cleaner has to clean every thing up,7am shift finished,Day time shift starts again,Goes on 24 7 days a week non stop
allmost the same as Weatherspoons where I work as well,Same sort of tables and chairs,Have to keep on taking the chairs out of each table to put the hoover under each table,Takes a lot of work to do,I try and find the easy ways to get through them all,The bar floor tiles and tough to clean,I have to get the Mop and soak the tiles,Then use the floor scrubber,Just to get them all cleaned up,Then have to keep on mopping them to get them all as dry as I can,That normally takes about an hour to do
They do own a lot of wetherspoons all over the country,Now wounder they loaded with money,I get paid to do wetherspoons e learning courses on my weatherspoons account,All Questions answered correct,No more to do now till a months time and more up to date,I work at weatherspoons in King's Lynn at the Globe Hotel,Interesting Job as well,Back there in the Morning cleaning up floors,Cleaning the bar,Cleaning up the toilets,Cleaning up the staff room,Cleaning up the Beer garden,Scum Job the other morning shift,Some Customer must of got to drunk,There was sick outside in the beer garden,Some one had to clean up sick,Me,So I put hot water and bleach down,That soon got rid of it,Same time the smell and look of it made me Gag 🤢🤮
I love Wetherspoons pubs. Good cheap beer, clean kitchens and clean toilets. Wetherspoons in the Official Food Hygiene Regulations - Scores on the Doors - always score 5 out of 5 ( of all the Wetherspoons pubs I have checked ). My only beef is - I have read in some newspapers that Wetherspoons - in the early days - bought beers near the sell-by date and sold them quickly ( all within the sell by date ). Now it would appear that Wetherspoons seem to be denying this , and seem to to be denying any UK papers printed this. Someone tell me I am wrong.
I worked for them for 15 years. It's a myth they bought beer with a short date. They can shift beer faster than other pub companies meaning they sell on volume rather than price. They've always had great buying power from breweries. Hope this helped😊
Our weapons in Worthing does not seem to want people with disabilities there I like to sit outside on the table and chairs I've done this for several years the new manager had taken them away for good in this lovely hot sunny summer
Try going to the spoons in sherwood nottingham miserable rude staff ignorant manageress stand waiting for a pint for ages they have no clue you get the usual whos next question even though theres only 2of you at the bar pathetic
The only bad thing for me when working at spoons was the "managers" the main managers was generally ok.. but team leaders and shift leaders 90% bad experiences with them. If your over the age of 25.. probably not the best job for you.. People who stay working there get easily promoted. Then act like the associates are slaves
I have a question. Is 47 too old to work at a wetherspoons ? Just to add, i like it when someone said about how important it is to have a good vibe in this line of work. This to me should be standard in any job
I have (mainly miserable) memories of working for spoons a long time ago. Feel bad for the kids working here, it's a god awful kip of a company to work for. Hope most of them move on to better things.
