About Silicon Gothic
Our manifesto-led company, Silicon Gothic, portrays
the man made problems of today as physical monsters.
By doing this, we make overwhelming and often intangible issues tangible.
Consequently, through our stories, we bring awareness of modern societal and environmental issues
to the forefront of the British indie horror and thriller genres.
In short, we make entertaining and commercial genre films that have subtle, underlying messages.
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About Us
CATHY WIPPELL Co-founder / Producer
CATHY WIPPELL Co-founder / Producer
CATHY WIPPELL Co-founder / Producer
Cathy is an activist turned writer/producer.
Her work has seen her win awards sponsored by Disney, Netflix and Warner Brothers, work with top talent such as Stephen Fry and campaigning charities like River Action UK and SAS, and receive funding from the British Council to pitch at Oscar-qualifying Sitges Film Festival.
'Snapshot', her writing and producing debut feature, will premiere in 2026.
JOSEPH ARCHER Co-founder / Producer
CATHY WIPPELL Co-founder / Producer
CATHY WIPPELL Co-founder / Producer
Joseph is an independent filmmaker based in London and the Midlands, UK.
His work has screened at BAFTA-qualifying film festivals, such as Raindance, Encounters, Aesthetica, and Carmarthen Bay Film Festival.
He has been awarded film funding from BFI NETWORK, NYFA, GENERA, and now works extensively with international co-producers.
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Joseph is an independent filmmaker based in London and the Midlands, UK.
His work has screened at BAFTA-qualifying film festivals, such as Raindance, Encounters, Aesthetica, and Carmarthen Bay Film Festival.
He has been awarded film funding from BFI NETWORK, NYFA, GENERA, and now works extensively with international co-producers.
'Snapshot', his directing and producing debut feature, will premiere in 2026.
MEGAN TEO Assistant producer
CATHY WIPPELL Co-founder / Producer
MEGAN TEO Assistant producer
Megan is a queer Singaporean Producer, based in London. They have a background in creative writing and festival programming, spanning across the UK, Singapore and Canada.
Their work spans a range of genres and forms, and aims to amplify marginalised voices. They are currently developing a documentary about menstrual access and conflict.
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