Little Fish Productions: Serena Gordon, Carl Proctor, Imogen Stubbs

Little Fish Productions is a film, TV and theatre company that was set up by Serena Gordon, Imogen Stubbs and Carl Proctor in 2001.

Serena, Imogen and Carl met at RADA, where they were all students in the 1980s, and have been friends ever since. They formed Little fish Productions to pursue projects of mutual interest.

Little Fish Productions' award winning short film, SNOW ON SATURDAY was written by Imogen and Serena, directed by Imogen and produced by Carl & Serena. It tells the story of how a bereaved father and his two sons build Stonehenge out of cars. SNOW ON SATURDAY was premiered at the Hamburg Short Film Festival and won the UCI Cinema Best British Short Film Award at the Kino Short Film Festival in Manchester in 2001.

Current & Future Projects

The company produced Imogen's first play, WE HAPPY FEW, inspired by the WWII Osiris Players, with Nic Lloyd at Malvern in November 2003.

Serena and Imogen are currently finishing a treatment for a series about 2 friends who are single mothers working and living together in Brighton. The working title is BADMUMS.COM

They have also written a modern adaptation of THE MASTER BUILDER for TV and are developing another TV series based on the novels by Janet Laurence, on the theme of Food and Crime.