MEGAN THACKRAY-HOWARD

These Four Walls is a short horror thriller film exploring the story of a young woman living alone during the pandemic and the gradual deterioration of her mental state as she slowly loses touch with reality. These Four Walls takes you on an exhilarating, shocking and unexpected journey that will leave you guessing. Don't lose your head. Written, produced, directed, filmed and edited by Megan Thackray-Howard. Starring Maggie McCartney.

Pilot episode for crime drama 'Scales'. Made by Birmingham City University School of Media students Meg Thackray-Howard, Thomas Hope, Lizzie Swannell, Oliver Harris, Eva Skaljak. Rufus and Dean move from their rough town of Luton to study at university in Birmingham in an aim to change their lives and escape the lower class background they were born into. However, everything quickly starts to go wrong after they blow all their student loans during freshers and have to resort back to the only way they know how to make money - dealing drugs. Their problems only escalate as they get involved with the notorious 'Birmingham Bad Bois' and quickly find themselves owing the gang more than just money. The series follows the boys' struggle of balancing university, love, money and addiction in a fast paced violent modern commentary on young people's lives as they are intertwined with drugs. With the gang, police and their future all hanging in the balance, can the boys level the scales?

I Can Hear You is a crime drama written by Eva Skaljak and Matty Beatty, directed by Oliver Harris and produced and edited by Meg Thackray-Howard. Birmingham City University School of Media.

This is the documentary I produced as part of my Television Narratives module at university. I received a First for my work.

The Lockdown Liberation Festival film will be broadcast live on 11 July at 8pm. Join us on our YouTube channel, or on the Valley Arts website: https://www.valleyartscentre.co.uk/Events/lockdown-liberation/ The film is a celebration of life under lockdown, featuring residents of the Chew Valley, introduced by Michael Eavis, and compèred by Miles Leonard. https://www.valleyartscentre.co.uk

Chew Valley residents have been doing some rather amazing stuff, helping them to stay positive under lockdown. So to celebrate, Valley Arts has put together a really special film, and we hope you will join us when it goes live here, this Saturday 11 July at 8pm. Introduced by Michael Eavis, compèred by Miles Leonard from Ringers Radio, and with a cast of literally hundreds. There's music, film-makers, dance, poetry, rock bands, art, choirs, Shakespeare and some sound advice from Dr Phil Hammond. We are very proud of the result, and hope you'll make time to join us. So tell your friends, pour yourself a drink and pull up a chair! https://www.valleyartscentre.co.uk Valley Arts is a charity, if you would like to donate to help us continue bringing you fabulous performance, please visit https://www.peoplesfundraising.com/donation/ValleyArts

The first episode of 'The Tea'

This is a short VT that I produced for the live TV show I made as a group at university. I came up with the idea, carried out the research and directed and edited the entire video.