Stephen Gibbons

Born in the UK, he started making movies at the age of 11 and was consistently dedicated to becoming a Director. Stephen proceeded to make a huge selection of mini "cops and robbers" films with his peers, which led him to discover his passion for writing and directing. This full-time "hobby that soon became an obsession" continued all through his formative years and, when leaving College after a successful 2-year course in Film and Communication, Stephen set up his own commercial production company. Stephen was Producer, Director and Narrator of The Florida Blue (1997); shot at the Kennedy Space Centre, the film documented the flight of the Space Shuttle Columbia on mission STS-83. His big breakthrough was the short film Drug Abuse (2000), which he wrote and directed.