Circus of my Sun is our latest television documentary, for Al Jazeera (AJE).

A 21st century tale of identity and genetic inheritance, it tells the story of a sperm donor and the children who want to meet him.

Aran is at a crossroads in her religious faith. A convert to Christianity in her teens, she has been interested in Islam for years.

And now that she has a partner who is a Muslim, there is an added reason for her to find out more about Islam.

In Morocco, women are being employed as Muslim leaders - or Morchidat - for the first time.

A provocative feature documentary which opens up the surprising world of a small group of passionate, angry, young centenarians and the intriguing place they call home.

The Shooting Party brought together a group of 9 ambitious and talented disabled people in a group to explore the real world of film-making. Some of them had made films before, others had the passion, personality and potential to try for the first time.

All About Me is our first drama for BBC Daytime. The hour-long programme explores family secrets the power of genetic relationships and the impact of discovering your dad is in fact a sperm donor.

Directed by Rosa Rogers, this documentary was shown on BBC 3 and in the regions. The programme is one of a series which explores the impact of a location on the work of an artist. We focused on John Godber and the influence of Hull on his writing.

New Shoots is a 12-part series which gave deaf and disabled directors a chance to make their first documentary for Channel 4.

Oddsquad is a double-BAFTA winning drama by John Godber and Jane Thornton, featuring Rasmus Hardiker. A group of students find themselves outsiders, drawn together to sort our one another's problems in a smelly old caravan. Filmed in Hull and featuring many local actors, the drama was for the BBC.