Dave lives in a Dystopian, Totalitarian, Orwellian nightmare...and he loves it. When every aspect of your life is dictated, it takes a lot of the pressure off you. When Dave's world comes crashing down, will he be able to Bring Back Big Brother?

In a world where everybody acts only on the instructions of the little device attached to their hands, Joe doesn't fit, a fish out of water. Struggling to go with the flow, traumatised by events and trusting technology to tell him who to fall in love with, it's time he faced a challenge, and ask himself if it's OK just be who he is.

Diana helps to create the perfect athlete, the perfect worker, the perfect woman. When it comes to life, she feels like a perfect idiot.

A man and woman awaken from a long hibernation sleep on board an eerie and crew-less space shuttle with no memory of who they are or how they got there.

The earth is inhabitable and people live underground and conditions are monitored.The earth changes,this hasn’t happened before.Scientists fear the earth is getting worse.A guy thinks the earth has healed.Scientists discard this but change like this hasn’t ever happened so no side can be sure.The levels are always changing,people panic they now have to trust the guy.They open the door.This is tense as still no one trusts him.If hes wrong the atmosphere will wipe them out.The door opens,the earth has healed.

When an aspiring garage band has a song played on the radio, it is misinterpreted by an alien race as an S.O.S. and a rescue team is dispatched which leads them to the band who is in the middle of a cross country tour.

A scientist who time travels to the future, discovers that at the scheduled time of his arrival back to the present he will be murdered, and must now find his killer in the future to save his present.

Great Britain - 2029. An ex-soldier with a tragic past and nothing left to live for sets off on a perilous journey of revenge and redemption into the heart of a lawless and unrecognizable, un-United Kingdom.

2060: artificial intelligence rules all. Antigonnie (17) is unique – she’s off-grid, having missed the compulsory operation to put a voice transmitter/tracker into her neck. But... if anyone speaks to her, she’ll be exposed to the surveillance bots. Isolated and trapped in her own home, she is about to hand herself in for the implant.

Then she and her sister hide a young rebel whose transmitter has been removed, and Ant can at last have a real, unconstrained relationship. But who can she trust?

Turingland packs contemporary issues of data-led social manipulation, and timeless themes of teenage isolation and first love, into a twisting SF. It has trilogy potential, and is written for a low-medium budget.

A troubled doctor joins forces with estranged faces from her past to uncover a government conspiracy when her patients are wrongly connected to extraterrestrial contact.