Keith is a director with a screenwriter’s brain and a stuntman’s heart.

A trained screenwriter, he has a sixth sense for story structure. He knows how to shape a script, elevate a moment, or strip an idea back to its emotional core. He brings that same instinct to the floor where it meets striking visuals, bold tonal choices, and a strong eye for performance. Especially comedy. Especially when it’s tough to land.

His work sits at the intersection of character, comedy, and visual craft. Campaigns for Nike, Coca-Cola, Adidas, Subaru, VW, and Channel 4 have all carried his fingerprint: wry, cinematic, emotionally charged. His knack for working with real people not just actors has led him to pull authentic performances from the likes of Beckham, Messi, De Bruyne, Pogba, and Lukaku. That’s another sweet spot.

He’s also built a name for his action-driven work. High-octane sequences, dynamic movement, physical storytelling. Chase scenes. Stunts. Big set-ups. Not noise for the sake of it but always in service of character and pace.

In his own words:

“A good script comes in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes it’s buried under rewrites. Sometimes it turns up fully formed. Either way, I’m a feelings junkie. I want thrills, chills or belly laughs. Anything that persuades rather than promotes. I love storytelling.”

Keith’s work has been recognised by BAFTA, D&AD, British Arrows and Cannes Lions. But more importantly, it’s made people laugh, cry and occasionally fall off their chairs. Ideally in the same scene. With a stunt.