Fudge Park Productions was established in 2015 by Iain Morris & Damon Beesley, writers and creators of The Inbetweeners. Firmly established as a leading British scripted production company, Fudge Park specialises in creating and producing genre-defining comedy and drama for television, feature film and digital platforms.
Since its inception in 2015 Fudge Park has produced a number of standout television series including White Gold (BBC2, Netflix) written and directed by Damon Beesley, Enterprice (BBC3) written by and starring Kayode Ewumi, Ill Behaviour (BBC2, Showtime) a mini-series written by the BAFTA award winning writer Sam Bain, and Drifters (E4) written by and starring Jessica Knappett.
In 2018 The Festival, Fudge Park’s first feature film, landed in cinemas. The film was directed by Iain Morris and co-produced with Film4 and Entertainment Film.
Recent productions include The First Team for BBC2, a comedy about young footballers in a fictional premier league team. The series written and directed by Iain Morris & Damon Beesley was their first collaboration together since The Inbetweeners. Count Abdulla, written by Kaamil Shah and directed by Asim Abbasi, a comedy-horror series about a British-Pakistani doctor who becomes a vampire, recently launched on ITV2 and is currently streaming on ITVX.
There’s lots to look forward to in 2024 including a brand new comedy drama, Daddy Issues, set to air later this year on BBC3, written by Danielle Ward and starring Aimee Lou-Wood & David Morrissey.
The key leadership team at Fudge Park includes Managing Director Jonathan Blyth, Creative Director Phil Gilbert & Head of Production Suzanne Knight.
