DOMINIC CLAY (Marq English)
LANDOWNER

After having an O.B.E. (out of body experience) during a particularly dull dinner
party, Clay changed his life around from the busy hustle and bustle of city life
to the tranquil pastures of spiritual healing and dowsing. Using recently inherited
money from a Great Aunt, he bought Milton Meadow and it’s farmhouse (alleged
site of the UFO incident) to control the spiritual connection that he has found
with the land.
He even wrote a book on dowsing called ‘Straight and Narrow – A Ley Hunters
Guide’. Coinciding with the alleged return of the UFO, he has founded the
‘Ravenswood UFO Reception Committee’ to greet the arrival of the visitors.
The ‘Friends of Ravenswood’ believe he is only doing all this for financial gain
and oppose him polluting the village with newcomers.

Read Dominic's Blog

MARQ ENGLISH BIOGRAPHY

Marq has directed all MEV productions to date which include DAWNRAZOR (2001),
SHELF LIFE (2002), FAIRYTALE ADVENTURE (2003) ON MY PATCH (2003) REVERSING
THE POLARITY and of course RETURN TO RAVENSWOOD (2005).
Marq is also an actor and has appeared in numerous short films including WOMAN
TROUBLES, NORMAN’S VIDEO DIARY, WHEN I LIVED UP A TREE, A BIT OF A TURN
UP, VOICE-OVER and TRUE STORIES.
Television credits includes CRIMEWATCH for the BBC and a promotional trailer for
the Discovery Channel. Marq has recently created the role of Wayne in Karen
Broadbent’s new play LITTLE BIRD and worked for Big Finish Doctor Who Audios in
SINGULARITY opposite Peter Davison. He is also the organiser of the annual SUTTON
FILM FESTIVAL run by MEV Productions.

Recent work includes the a radio pilot CITY OF THE SAVED, voice over trails for UK Gold and the character of Xen in Big Finish's Doctor Who audio play SINGULARITY opposite Peter Davison. He also lent his vocals to animation pilot LAZARUS PRATTLE. Recent film work includes Falconer in WHITE VAN MAN for Muckle Films Ltd. and Bob Grossman in INCIDENTAL WEEKEND.

His acting resume and showreel is online here

Sutton Film Festival website here