A writer and director, newly diagnosed with autism and ADHD at 43, is bringing his decade-old vision to life: a horror mockumentary where the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are laid off and hunting part-time jobs in a small town. Born during lockdowns, this project is more than entertainment—it’s a beacon for neurodivergent representation, fueled by personal insight and crafted with inclusivity at its core. The team, including co-creators with autism, ADHD, and cerebral palsy, is building a safe, accessible production that champions neurodiversity while celebrating northern grit. Their goal? To make a globally competitive film that inspires everyone—especially those who’ve ever felt unseen—to see themselves on screen and know they belong.
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