Headspace Productions is a new chapter in a long creative journey, a home for bold, emotionally charged stories that leave a lasting impression. Founded by filmmaker and author Geoff Littlefield, we develop and produce films, television, documentaries and music-driven projects that challenge convention and resonate with audiences long after the credits roll.
At Headspace Productions, we create stories with staying power. Every project begins with a simple question: How can this move people and how can it matter?
Born from the legacy of Allestone Productions, Headspace inherits much of the original slate while embracing a new vision and identity. The name marks a shift: towards deeper audience connection, bolder creative risks, and a slate that blends commercial appeal with emotional truth.
We believe cinema is more than a medium, it’s a meeting place for ideas, emotions and innovation. Our work spans historical drama, contemporary crime, music-centred storytelling and ambitious documentary projects. Whatever the genre, we champion authentic voices and fearless creativity.
Over the next five years, our goal is to build a dynamic ecosystem of talent and technology: nurturing creators, strengthening regional production capability, and using cutting-edge digital tools from social media strategy to immersive audience engagement to bring our stories to the world.
We don’t follow trends. We anticipate them.
We don’t just make content. We create cultural moments.
Genre: Feature Film / Prestige Limited Series
Tone: Loosely based on a True Story
Setting: London, 1889 – The Empire stands supreme.
The city trembles under social unrest, political upheaval, and the lingering terror of Jack the Ripper. Chief Inspector Frederick Abberline of Scotland Yard, once a national hero for his dogged but unsuccessful hunt for the Ripper is now a man broken by obsession, sleepless nights, and doubt in the justice he serves. When a series of bombings erupts in Piccadilly and Westminster, authorities suspect Fenian extremists, and Abberline finally sees a chance at redemption. But just as he closes in on leads, he is abruptly re-assigned-ordered by Commissioner Monro to investigate a so-called “moral offence” at an address in Fitzrovia: 19 Cleveland Street.
Abberline is furious, pulling resources from terrorism to chase a male brothel scandal seems, to him, a deliberate distraction. But these are orders “from above”
Genre: Political Thriller / Dystopian Drama
Tone: Homeland meets V for Vendetta meets House of Cards
Setting: England, 2045 – 26 years after Brexit
England sleepwalks into tyranny. In the year 2045, a politically broken England crippled by decades of economic collapse, mass migration policy failures, and social division hands power to The Third Way, an extreme far-right movement that sweeps to power in a record low voter turnout election. With a 355-seat majority, the regime seizes control overnight and immediately begins reshaping the nation into an authoritarian state.
Parliament is overridden, the King is removed, and new “Reporting Camps” are created to segregate citizens by race and sexuality. Protesters are shot in the streets. Democracy ends with a news alert.
In a city still scarred by war, a teenage girl with violet eyes steps into the light of a film set, and the camera never looks away.
Anna Maria Pierangeli, discovered by Vittorio De Sica, stuns Italy with her debut in Tomorrow Is Too Late, a performance so pure it feels accidental, as though truth itself had been caught on film. Overnight, she becomes the country’s newest obsession innocence wrapped in star power.
Within a year, MGM whisks her across the Atlantic. Hollywood greets her with studio lights, handlers, and a new name: Pier Angeli.
The accent is softened, the charm refined, the girl repackaged. She wins a Golden Globe for her performance in Teresa and is hailed as “Little Garbo” the studio’s next great hope. But behind every camera flash stands her mother, Enrichetta, a constant shadow controlling what she wears, eats, feels, and fears.
Geoff Littlefield : Executive Producer
In 1966, England wasn’t just chasing football glory, they were chasing the World Cup itself. Months before the legendary final, the Jules Rimet Trophy vanished in a daring heist, triggering Scotland Yard’s largest investigation ever. The nation held its breath, and the world’s media swarmed, until an unlikely hero emerged. Not a detective. Not a spy. But a dog named Pickles. Yet, for over fifty years, the true story of the thief, and what happened to the Cup during its week-long disappearance remained a secret. Hidden, that is, to everyone except one adventurous 12-year-old boy and his mischief-loving mates.
When the Cup went missing, they thought it was all over. But for Alan… it was only just beginning.
Writers and Creators: Geoff Littlefield and Simon Holmes
Geoff Littlefield is a filmmaker, producer and author with a career spanning film, music, sport and publishing. His work includes documentaries, music-driven narratives, historical drama and commercially distinctive independent film projects.
As an author, Geoff has published two acclaimed books:
• Nelson Riddle: Music With a Heartbeat praised by Michael Parkinson as “This is a fascinating read and I am enjoying it very much”
• Last Night When I Was Young – Sporting Favourites of Mine Phil Thomas The Sun on Sunday “Well worth a read. A superb part personal, part biographic nostalgia trip back to the days of Peter Alliss, Fred Winter and others”
His background includes significant work in artist management, music production, casting, development and broadcast programming, giving him a uniquely multi-disciplinary perspective on storytelling and talent development.
Geoff’s projects have attracted award-winning collaborators, global audiences and strong critical attention. Headspace Productions represents the evolution of his creative vision: a home for stories that endure, provoke and inspire.
Josef is a film producer and financier whose career spans more than 350 international feature films and television projects. His credits include major studio productions such as Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, Mission: Impossible III, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, and The Illusionist.
Jane resides in New South Wales in Australia. She wrote the definitive biography of Pier Angeli – A Fragile Life.
Simon is a highly respected golf coach and Sky Sports Golf analyst, known for his work with elite players and his commitment to improving golfers’ skills. He has an extensive coaching career having worked with over 80 professional golfers, including legends like Sir Nick Faldo, Seve Ballesteros, and Ernie Els. His coaching philosophy is influenced by his mentor David Leadbetter and he emphasises the importance of technique and preparation in golf. Holmes has been instrumental in the success of many players, including coaching Faldo during his victory at the 1996 Masters.
Simon is not only a skilled coach but also a passionate advocate for the game of golf. His extensive experience, combined with his commitment to teaching and improving the skills of golfers at all levels, makes him a significant figure in the sport today. Whether through his media presence or direct coaching, Holmes continues to inspire and elevate the golfing community.
Simon has joined forces with writer/producer Geoff Littlefield to use his creative skills and add authenticity and expert knowledge of the PGA tour as co-writer and co-creator of the golf murder mystery ‘whodunit’ The Majors: THE KNIFE’S COUSIN.
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