James Walker (writer/filmmaker)

Into Swans
(Short film: 15 mins, 16mm) Drama (2004).

One Small Leap
(Short film: 3 mins, 16mm) Comedy (2002).[5]

Taboo
(Short film: 30 mins, BetaSP) Thriller (1998).[6]

Gemini
(Theatre) Produced ADC Theatre, Cambridge (2000).

On the Breast of a Woman
(Theatre) Produced ADC Theatre, Cambridge (2001).[7]

Blooded
(Feature film) Thriller (2011).[8]

Proving Mr Jennings
(Theatre) Winner, King's Cross New Writing Award (2004).[9]

Into Swans
(Short film) Drama (2003).

One Small Leap
(Short film) Comedy (2002).[10]

On The Breast of a Woman
(Theatre) Drama. Produced Queens’ Theatre, Cambridge (2001).[11]

Born to be Wild
(Theatre) Produced C Venues, Edinburgh Festival (2000).
[12] Broadcast on BBC World Service, December (2000).[13]

Gemini
(Theatre) Produced ADC Theatre, Cambridge (2000).

The film's topic has provoked reactions from parties on both side of the hunting debate in the UK.[19] In promoting the film, its makers originally asserted that it was a re-creation of an actual event that occurred after the enactment of the 2005 hunting ban in England,[20] maintaining that the film, rather than trying to make any political points, only investigates "the nature of extremism" in any form,[21] and "encourages debate".[22] The Evening Standard wrote that the film "caused outrage after graphic scenes showing activists attacking five deer-stalkers were posted on the internet, in a viral publicity campaign."[23] The Independent noted the film's controversial stance, and that as the film's asserted protagonists were a group of extreme animal activists, it generated "much chatter on the interweb" after clips appeared on Youtube. They wrote however, "it all has the whiff of a clever publicity stunt".[24] This is a stance echoed in many other online reviews with suggestions that it is a mockumentary that leaves the viewer with [sic] "no doubt that it is fabricated".[25] The List classed it as an example of a "fantastic piece of filmmaking that shows what is achievable if you get creative within your budget".[26]

• James Walker at IMDb