A three minute drama produced by Peter Banks centred on two main characters set in the northwest of England. Two teenage boys accidentally set fire to their school at the weekend causing massive damage. The drama follows the character Frank as he is racked with guilt until he finds out the fire was not his fault.

Paranoia, something we all suffer from time to time. This fictitious rendition of Arnold Biggs journal as a prison Guard in Dartmoor prison looks into the despair of one particular prisoner opens our eyes to a now dated look at a system imprisoning more than a 10% rise in young offenders every year in the uk today, was Biggs really that wrong?

An insight into schizophrenia, what it is, how it is caused and treated and the types of experiences sufferers may incur. It features interview inserts with a paranoid schizophrenic and short dramatic reconstructions of his experiences with narration from John Gridley.

Two guys working in a hotel find a mobile phone, testing their consciences.

Here we have a drama produced by Craig Fenner, touching the unfortunate truth of how hard it is to stay determined and dedicated when in a band. Steve is pushed to the edge to confront his band mate about how he really feels about the time and effort they put in.

Here I wanted an argument to be raised when a character talks about a shop murder, and the advantage of cctvs. Here the other character disagrees with what is being said, and talks of the disadvantages that cctvs have, and although his views are so negative they are also valid. In relation to this character being against cctvs, there is a twist at the end.

The drama focuses on the lives of young students today, referring to how they deal with a heavy workload and other aspects such a peer pressure and time management.

Blessed with talent and ability, William Benton-Diggins tells of his rise to success, and his down fall to alcohol. After losing everything, Williams only hope is to seek help through group therapy. Through his story, we see how William is constantly battling with his inner conscience to regain the life he once held.

This is a drama presentation on Paranoia which is a disturbed thought process characterized by excessive anxiety or fear, often to the point of irrationality and delusion.

A 3 minute Radio Drama with a plot that develops quickly when the Friendship of the two characters is tested after the disappearance of some money. This problem spirals into a drama which twists and turns and the audience are left wondering who’s guilty and who’s innocent. As events unfold an unexpected twist explains what has really been going on.

This drama is about the lengths people will go to become a celebrity. In particular one man called Squib who has been on the fringes of celebrity for a long time and now believes it’s his turn and there’s not a lot he won’t do to get there.

A three minute radio drama chronicling the thoughts of a paranoid man governed by a police state. Utilising key radio drama techniques and Pro Tools professional editing software as well as the added realism of original sound effects, the drama provokes strong emotion and raises key areas and issues of debate.

A radio drama which applies the concept of being unable to instantly register ones birth name, due to titles, identities and attributes attained from various areas of society.

This is the story of a man cutting himself off from the world by building a fence around his home. A fence that totally surrounds him. Devised and recorded by Rob Watson, Julius Ayodeji, Sheralee Gordon, Abigail Le Fleming.

Backstage at an awards ceremony, a toilet attendant has the last laugh when she cleans up after a drunken celebrity. Written by Kate Coffey. Starring Lucy Russell, Louise Dumayne and Chris Wilde. Music by Angie Dixon. Produced and edited by Selina Ream.