Angela Nesi and Anna Brook-Mitchell

Man Eater on the Pilot TV Podcast

Boyd Hilton discussed the BBC Comedy shorts in the "what we've been watching" segment of the Pilot TV Podcast. He said:

"The best one is called MAN EATER... it's bloody and violent but really funny at the same time."

Man Eater

Click to watch on BBCiPlayer

Writer/performer reel

Rosie's Unicorn Delight

Producers: Angela Nesi & Anna Brook-Mitchell

Director: Vito Bruno

DOP: Sean Collymore

1st AC: Chris Wharton

Editor: Jonny Mills

Composer: Thom Robson

Writers: Angela Nesi and Anna Brook-Mitchell

VFX: Prateek Mathu

Cast: Jade Samuels, Rae-Isabella White

Winner, best comedy super short, Berlin Flash Film Festival, official selection for Birmingham Film Festival Funny life Film Festival (nom. best microshort), Romford Film Festival, BFI Nexus Midlands (nom. best short film)

Made by participants taking part in BFI NETWORK x BAFTA Crew

Photo: Chris Wharton

Super Blood

Producers: Meera Mistry, Dannii Swidrak, Sarah England

Director: Sally Cancello

DOP: Alex Stone

1st AC: Neil Bradley

Editor: Aideen Johnston

Composer: Emma Butterworth

Writers: Angela Nesi and Anna Brook-Mitchell

Cast: Sherelle Armstrong, Andrew Byron, Luke O'Rourke

Made by participants taking part in BFI NETWORK x BAFTA Crew

Sketchy as F**k

Producer: Show'em Entertainment

Director: Marcus Liversedge

DOP: Ben Bee

Writers: Angela Nesi and Anna Brook-Mitchell

Cast: Angela and Anna, KG tha Comedian,

Lou Sanders, Ed Aczel and Ben Wiles

Isle of Edna Presents:
G Street

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"The writing, range of characters, clever call-backs and story loops are worth their weight in gold"
(Funny Women)

We took our narrative sketch comedy, G Street up to Edinburgh in 2016.

After a punishing month of testing loads of material in front of audiences of various sizes, we came back and wrote our BAFTA Rocliffe winning script, The Gentrifiers.

The funniest/most traumatic moment of that fringe was when we needed three volunteers for a section of the show and there were only three people in the audience...