SIMON MORRELL

Being Bullied Feature Script. What Works Well: The screenplay establishes a compelling emotional throughline rooted in Simon's dual oppression—a violent bully in Joseph and an emotionally abusive father in Peter. This dual-antagonist structure creates layered conflict that feels authentic and avoids the simplistic "one bad guy" formula. The audience has two distinct sources of tension to track, and Simon's growth must address both, which raises the dramatic stakes considerabl

A podcast from some time ago, in which I talk about the effect bullying had on my mental health. “I can control you Morrell, I’m stronger...

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Simon on his first book, “When Geoff Thompson first asked me to write a book about my life, my troubles, poor mental health, abuse, but also the happy times, Julie and the kids, achieving my first Black Belt and the glories that went with that, I think, when it came to choosing the title, I became a little blindsided and went with a title that screamed Martial Arts all over it. After all, From Bullied to Black Belt was, on face value, the journey I took.