Harold Chapman has a new travel sketch headlining in “The Arbuturian”. “Waterloo”, based on an experience walking back across the Thames, shows a city as textured, strange and mysterious as any on the planet.

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Harold Chapman’s just picture locked the edit on the music video he directed for the Nelson Brother’s single “I Can Dream” from their forthcoming album. Shot on location in Outwood, Surrey last Friday. Just the grade to do now.

Harold Chapman has a new story headlining in The Arbuturian. “Al Alvarez: A Portrait of the Artist as an Old Man” is a character sketch of the octogenarian poet, essayist, rock climber, poker player and swimmer Al Alvarez who he has encountered on and off over the last half decade at the Highgate Bathing Pond. Illustration by the author.

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In case any of you are still have the spirit of Christmas still lingering in your bones (and I mean the giving element rather than the consuming of vast quantities of pies and claret), here’s a short piece Harold Chapman designed for the National Blood service last Christmas.

The treatment for the feature version of “Invisible” has been long listed for the thriller fund “Qualis” in partnership with Whatever Pictures. From these, 10 scripts will be selected of which four will be green lit for production in 2015. Fingers crossed.