Ter is an Au...ter. A self-taught director, film critic and screenwriter, his work transforms everyday moments into amusing and eccentric stories. Coming from a background in music videos, docs and feature films, he has created his very own unique, nutty approach to storytelling that we love. Ter aka Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit has an impressive slate behind him, he has written and directed several award-winning feature films that are renowned worldwide including  “36” (2012), "Mary Is Happy, Mary Is Happy" (2013), "Die Tomorrow" (2017) and "Fast & Feel Love" (2022). When we first saw Ter’s work we fell in love with how clever and comically relevant it is, we are so humbled he has joined us at Curate.


Amelia Gething is a young burgeoning talent, boasting a 7 million follower count on TikTok and over 300 thousand on Instagram. Discovered by the BBC, Amelia was able to create and write her own female-led sketch show The Amelia Gething Complex. Inspired by Monty Python and The Mighty Boosh, she brings a quirky and spirited energy to her sketches. A star on the rise, she currently has a recurring role in the series The Spanish Princess 2

Un is an innovative director and writer with a mind of peculiar comic genius. From casting to colour tones to music, his arrangements are stunning as they are hilarious. He made a striking career debut in 2011, winning the “Best” prize from Bangkok’s Art Directors Association - one of the most acclaimed advertising awards in Thailand. In 2020 he was 3rd in Campaign Brief's Global Directors award list, beating some incredible talent. His acclaim and awards include D&AD, Cannes Lion, Clios, London International Awards and the list only continues.

A rarity amongst writers, Sue Perkins’ face is as familiar as her sound. Half of a successful presenting duo, Sue has been a household staple for seven series of The Great British Bake Off and recently on the reboot of the BBC gameshow The Generation Game. Some of her writing credits include the iconic Absolutely Fabulous series (BBC), Heading Out (BBC2) a sitcom she also stars in, and an upcoming episode of Urban Myths, dramatising Joan Rivers' recollections of an off Broadway play she starred in with Barbra Streisand.

Johnny Vegas is a talent of all functions, working as an actor, writer, director and comedian. Bringing his surreal humour and unique husky voice to every project, Johnny has written gems like Moving On (Series 4 and 5) and an episode of Little Crackers.

Greg Mottola is a super hot topic in the comedy world, his award winning debut began with the comedy-drama The Daytrippers (1996) starring Stanley Tucci. You may also recognise Greg as the director of Superbad (2007) the classic coming of age comedy, featuring the famous McLovin, which became one of the most successful films of the year. Greg works as a screenwriter and director, he used his own experiences working at an amusement park as inspiration for comedy Adventureland (2009) claiming it was one of the worst jobs he has ever had. His work is persistently witty with laugh out loud moments and wacky characters, he directed sci-fi comedy Paul (2011) starring British duo Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. Greg’s latest comedy Confess, Fletch (2022) features Jon Hamm playing a charming but troublesome Fletch who becomes a prime suspect in a murder case.

Simon Evans is a refreshing voice and an ineffable creator. His talents traverse across all areas of entertainment from writing, directing to performing with delighted response from critics and audiences alike. More than anything, he is an unstoppable creative. At the height of global pandemic, Simon produced a TV darling with Staged, a now award-winning show, starring the brilliant David Tennant and Michael Sheen. With three incredible seasons and a radical, ironic, hilarious narrative - Simon brings just the right touch to todays climate. Currently penning the screenplay for his feature film debut, Hunters In The Dark, is set to be a gripping psychological thriller. He is consistently current and utterly bright with just the right words, whether for stage or for screen.

Lydia Maddix is a refreshing comedy-pop artist, writer, filmmaker, producer and presenter on the rise; hailed as ‘hilarious and original’ by BBC Radio 1. In 2021, following a nationwide talent search, Maddix beat over 1,500 contenders to become one of E4’s ‘next generation of stars’. Maddix has worked behind-the-scenes on award-winning TV shows for over five years and wrote Primula’s latest TV advert which broadcast across national television. During the summer of 2016, she performed her track Too Cliché with reality TV stars Sam & Billie Faiers who broadcast it live on Snapchat. That same year, Maddix performed a duet with Katie Price of a comedy song she penned about Katie's docu-reality series ‘Katie Price’s Pony Club’. On top of that, Maddix’s track ‘Walked All Over’ featured on an episode of Couples Come Dine With Me.

Dan Beckett attributes his comedic charm to his large South-East London family, where humour (and volume) guaranteed listeners. Over the years, stand-ups have heard him too, acquiring his skills for their tours/Edinburgh shows. With an expertise in television comedy, Dan’s writing credits include Savage Socials, Head Hunters, 8 out of 10 Cats and Rob Beckett's Playing For Time. Most recently, Dan has joined the team behind BBC One’s The Hit List.

Marysue Masson’s clever writing ranges across both advertising and broadcasting. An award winning writer with a passion for comedy always with a touch of nerve. Perhaps most known as the brains behind the Haribo commercials, her creative skills extend beyond the page to behind the camera. Her recent short, Who’s The Daddy, is making the festival rounds this year!

Gary Delaney is a prolific stand-up comedian and comedy writer. Known for his hilarious one-liners and cheeky schoolboy charm, his success has led him to writing material for comedians including, Jason Manford and Ivan Brackenbury. His sharp wit is apparent amongst his many television broadcast credits, including major shows from Russell Howard’s Good News to 8 Out Of 10 Cats and A League Of Their Own.

Prolific, iconic, and hilarious, Catherine Tate is a champion of both wry and genuine characters. With numerous awards celebrating her comedy series The Catherine Tate Show (BBC), Catherine has delighted viewers on both sides of the pond. She has been nominated for an International Emmy Award and seven BAFTA’s. Her upcoming film, This Nan’s Life is currently in production and demonstrates her achievements both in front and behind the camera.

Andy Milligan is an exceptionally celebrated talent within narrative, comedy and entertainment writing. He has created several shows from No Man’s Land (Channel 4) to Undercover (Dave). His most recent co-creation Man Like Mobeen (BBC3) is in its third series. In 2018 the show was nominated for Best Comedy Series at the Asian Media Awards, while Andy won Best Writer at the RTS Midland Awards. Most notably though, Andy has been Ant and Dec's only full time writer for twelve years and also co-wrote their best-selling autobiography. For his work on Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, Andy won the BAFTA Craft Award (2014).

Alan Connor is a man of innumerable talents. A writer, journalist, and part-time presenter, he has brought his wit and love of general knowledge to panels including The Big Fat Quiz of the Year, Have I Got News For You and 8 out of 10 Cats along with topical programmes and game shows. He has worked as question editor for the successful BBC 2 quiz programme Only Connect and writes crosswords for the Guardian. He has written comic material for Charlie Brooker, Caitlin Moran and Sue Perkins, while also providing narrative writing for TV dramas like, A Young Doctor's Notebook (starring Daniel Radcliffe and John Hamm).

Madeleine Brettingham is a writer of impressive range. A lead writer on the shows Newzoids (ITV) and The News Quiz (Radio 4) to children sitcoms 4 O'Clock Club and All At Sea, she can address any audience. Her plethora of experience also includes contributions to the Michael McIntyre's Big Show, The Kumars, That Mitchell and Webb Look, and Harry Hill’s TV Burp, along with co-creating the original sketch series What the Future for BBC radio 4.

Les Keen is a sharp and talented writer and comedian. Highly accomplished, his dry yet unpretentious wit can be found in an array of shows including Alan Carr: Chatty Man, Celebrity Juice, 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Take Me Out, Top Gear, Comic Relief 2019 and My Favourite Sketch. More recently he has been writing the third series of comedy game show CelebAbility, which he created.

Award-winning stand-up and comic writer, Henry Paker is one of the most sought after comic brains in the UK. He has starred in BBC Three’s Edinburgh Comedy Fest Live, Russell Howard’s Good News and Comedy Central at The Comedy Store. Recently he has appeared in the BBC sitcom JOSH alongside Josh Widdicombe. Henry also writes, and stars in the critically acclaimed BBC Radio 4 sitcom ReincarNathan and sketch show Small Scenes. As one of the most in demand writers in the industry, Henry has written for TV shows including Mock the Week, Top Gear, Cats Does Countdown, Hypothetical and Ultimate Worrier. Henry’s most recent projects include work on School of Rock, Royal Variety Performance, Comic Relief and Michael McIntyre’s Big Show.

Asim Chaudhry is a natural funny man. He’s best known for playing the much-loved failed salesman and huckster Chabuddy G in the BBC sitcom People Just Do Nothing, which earned him the RTS award for Best Comedy Male Performance and a BAFTA nomination in the same category. His acting credits include the biopic Louis Wain, alongside Benedict Cumberbatch and Bandersnatch, the interactive Black Mirror film for Netflix. However, his talents go beyond the front of the camera, with experience and brilliance behind it as well. Asim is one of the hilarious minds that created People Just Do Nothing (series 1-5) for BBC 3/2. In addition he has released a successful short film, Love Pool; a promising directorial debut and another sample of his comedic writing strengths.

Steve Parry is a reputable comedy writer, with credits in a variety of shows including Love Island (ITV2), The Rob Rinder Verdict (Channel 4), Vocal Heroes (Sky 1), Celebrity Juice and I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here–Extra Camp! (ITV2). Along with shows, his talents are found in the jokes and sketches he provides to comedians from Rob Beckett to Miranda Hart. Steve has several shows under option and has developed a number of them as well, including the award winning gameshow Distraction (Channel 4/Comedy Central USA).

George Lewis began as an advertising copywriter, completing his tenure at BBH London. Now a comedian and comedy writer, George contributes to the weekly 'funny old game' football column in The Times as well as providing his talents towards TV, radio and other comedians. His early success in comedy was quickly recognized and acclaimed through several awards including the Amused Moose National New Comic Award, Nando’s New Comedian of the Year, along with being runner up in the prestigious Leicester Mercury Comedian of the Year, to name a few. More recently he completed his debut UK tour of A Man, a Plan, a Girl With Fake Tan after his successful month-long run at the Edinburgh Fringe. As a presenter, George was named as the new host of Top Gear: Extra Gear in 2017. His recent credits include Have I Got News For You, 8 out of 10 Cats, Comic Relief, and is a regular writer for BBC Radio Comedy.

Simon Evans is a treasured and established comedian with a prolific career. Wonderfully intelligent, Simon tackles socio-political topics with witty insight and clean sharp phrasing. His writing credits include, Not Going Out (BBC), Argumental (Dave), TV Heaven, Telly Hell (Channel 4), and 8 Out of 10 Cats (Channel 4). Most recently he can be heard on his BBC Radio 4 series Simon Evans Goes To The Market.

Mark Watson is an acclaimed comedian and author. He has written six books and a graphic novel, Dan and Sam, which was released in 2015. A former Cambridge Footlighter, Mark has won many awards since his introduction to the comedy circuit in 2002. He is especially known for his Edinburgh shows, but has written for TV as well as a radio series, Mark Watson Makes The World Substantially Better (BBC Radio 4).

As former Head of Creative at ITV, Laurie Smith is an expert at positing creative campaigns and executing them with directed clarity. His unpretentious nature compliments his naturalistic style and helps achieve those authentic performances often performed by the biggest names in sport. An esteemed talent, Laurie brings a sense of humour that always translates brilliantly from the page to the screen.

Steve Stamp is the multitalented writer, creator and star of the BAFTA award winning comedy series People Just Do Nothing. Along with this critically acclaimed (BBC Three) show, Steve has established his comedic strengths with projects including Peacock (Sky), Turn Up Charlie (Netflix), The Reluctant Landlord (Sky) and The Curse (Tiger Aspect).

A talented and accomplished writer Charlie was chosen to feature in Charlie Brooker’s writers room for Cunk & Other Humans 2019, The BAFTA nominated AntiViral Wipe 2020 and Death to 2020 & 2021 for Netflix. She has written for the C4 Election night special, 8 out of 10 cats, Hypothetical, Newsjack, The Now Show, Have I Got News For You, Joe Lycett’s Got Your Back & Frankie Boyle’s New World Order.

Charlie was selected out of 3,700 writers for the Penguin Write Now editorial programme to write her first book Door to Door, about her experiences being raised Jehovah’s witness & ending up transient homeless as a result of leaving the religion & her family home as a teenager.

Leon Mayne is an acclaimed, up and coming writer. As one of the creators behind the ingenious Brothers With No Gameseries, Leon has tackled the complex task of morphing a viral hit (blog) into a visual sensation. Broadcast on London Live, the show enjoyed an overwhelming critical reception, going on to win several awards in the UK and abroad.

In 2015 he was named future rising star in Powerlist Magazine’s ‘Britain’s Most Influential People of African & African Caribbean Heritage’, BBC’s 2017 New Talent Hotlist and won a Screen Nation Digital Vanguard Award in 2020. He has collaborated with Netflix, Channel 4 and BBC, to name a few, where he has developed and written content including The End Of The F*cking World and Binge Watching.

Leon is known for his natural dialogue, rich characters and compelling storytelling. He has brought visibility and diversity to a variety of screens, championing narratives that showcase and embrace all cultures. He has several works currently in development with brands including Converse and Facebook.

Sarah Keyworth is an award-winning stand-up comedian and writer. Since first performing stand-up at university, Sarah has fast become one of UK comedy’s brightest new talents. Having already been a Funny Women runner-up, 2018 saw Sarah take her debut hour, Dark Horse, to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The show also received a Herald Angel Award and a Pleasance Theatre Award Sarah’s broadcasting career is also firmly on the up. She has a number of her own TV and audio ideas in development with a range of production companies and broadcasters.