
FILMS, PODCASTS, RADIO INTERVIEWS & MORE!


BE PART OF ONE PUNCH KILL! One Punch Kill is a powerful short film set in a northern English town, exploring how pride, reputation, peer pressure and public humiliation can build toward a single fatal act of violence.
The story follows the events leading up to one devastating punch and examines the people, choices and social pressures surrounding it. Rather than focusing only on the moment of violence, the film asks a deeper question: what causes someone to reach that point?
Written by Simon Morrell and produced by Ember Production, the project aims to create an emotionally honest and thought-provoking film that encourages conversation about violence, responsibility and the consequences of split-second decisions.
A crowdfunding campaign has now been set up to help fund the production, and you can help us move forward by contributing at
Some Words On Hope, Courage & Patience
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SCRIPTS & STORIES IN DEVELOPMENT

Being Bullied, A True Story.
Feature film based on From Bullied to Black Belt.
We are currently working on a script for the feature film project, Being Bullied, based on Simon's award-winning books, From Bullied to Black Belt and An Everyday Warrior.
The true story of an honest man's fear, it tells of how Simon overcame agoraphobia and the violence inflicted on him by his peers and his own father, only to then have to face members of the IRA and Liverpool gunmen, to satisfy his father's debts.
Simon went on to beat his fears and become a leading British Fighter (MAI Hall of Fame), award-winning author and public speaker. He attributes his success to his desire to beat his fears and anxieties, and his wife Julie, who never left his side through all his trouble.
We now have a 90-minute script and pitch deck in place. If you are a producer or production company looking to make a gritty British drama (think This Is England, This City Is Ours, Adolescence), then please contact us at info@simonmorrell.com
The script and books can be emailed to you the same day as requested. Obviously, Being Bullied contains strong language and violent, upsetting scenes.
Read the pitch deck here
Read the coverage here
One Punch Kill
A Short Film
Some time ago in the last quarter of the year in Northern Ireland, 27 men were killed from single punches to the head in drink-related violence. This was in the run-up to the Christmas festivities.
When a troubled youth, Jonah, rises to the bait of his narcissistic father, the results have devastating effects. One Punch Kill is a lesson to us all on the dangers of toxic masculinity and contains an important social message.
One Punch Kill has now been taken up for production by British film production company, Ember Films.
Please keep checking back for updates on production and how you can be a part of One Punch Kill.

It Only Takes A Phone Call
Short Film
Steven is a honest, family man who bears the burden of his 'wannabe gangster' father, a supposedly local hardman.
When Steven inadvertently falls foul of some heavies, he is torn between resolving the situation legally and peacefully or by taking his father's option of using violence by bringing in equally bad people, doing so by making the ever threatening 'phone call.'
A classic good versus evil story with far reaching implications for anyone tempted to enter a dark ford or world of criminal retribution.
One Last Round
Stage Play
Set in a English working man's pub with a cast of just three main players, 'One Last Round is made ideal as the setting for a stage production.
A fighter with a drink problem, coming toward the end of his career has a dreadful decision to make to bring in the pennies.
Make a low-key appearance in the ring for what he knows will be his last fight or use his gift of fighting for the violent delights of local gangsters and do their bidding for them.
Sitting at a table in a grim bar, he pours his heart out to his wife and his best friend, seeking their thoughts on his choice.
One Last Round is a tale of the tough decision facing all men coming to the end of their 'summer.'
MEDIA APPEARANCES
Podcast Appearances

From Italy, host Milena Pozzi posed three questions to Simon, and you can see his unique answers and insights by clicking here

It was a busy couple of months for Simon in September & October 2026, when he appeared of three podcasts from all reaches of the globe. From Utah in the USA came the @42 -Podcast which you can see and listen to here

From Ireland, Simon spent an afternoon in the company of the host of The Lorcan Live Show. To hear what the two spoke about please click here
Simon also appeared as a guest on Mark Ross's Speak Your Truth podcast to tell of his story. He was candid and honest, and it was clear to see from the very start that both men respected each other very much, and a friendship was born out of the show. "I thought I was going to break," said Mark in an honest appraisal of the story's power. You can catch the show, which was broadcast from Milwaukee, here


Simon recently made an appearance on Luke Colson's podcast, speaking about the adversity he has faced and overcome, the people he has met on the way and how you too can overcome your fears and go on to achieve what you want to achieve.
To listen to the podcast in full and for free, click here
Panic & Positivity
Panic & Positivity is a short talk Simon gave on the stage in the summer of 2023.
In it he talks of how he overcame his own doubts and fears, but also of a personality that is global, yet still struggles. You will be surprised to find out who the star is.
From Bullied to Black Belt
This short film was made in the USA and shows Simon training with his daughter Luka, and the family being interviewed, talking candidly about some of their experiences.
All true stories inspired by the book.
Simon on the BBC
Simon has spoken many times on local and national radio, but his favourite interview by far was with the BBC's Jason Mohammad on his writing and experiences with bullies.
Listen to the interview in full via the image to the side. Hover for sound.

In July 2022, Simon featured on Liquid Bullet Productionz with top man Lee Mayo.
"Lee and I hit it off right away. He was great at drawing out my story, from playground violence to hardcore gangsters. What made it more interesting is Lee's own incredible story, and I was honoured when he asked me to write it.
In September 2020, Simon took part in Dan Holloway's podcast, 'The Martial View'.
In this appearance, he pulled no punches. He was honest about his fears, his shortfalls and his alcohol abuse but was also forthright about his well earned strengths, victories and awards.
Despite The Fear
This very short doc-film was produced some time ago and is a very honest insight into the fears Simon has faced and overcome, including a particularly bad time when Simon was at loggerheads with a gang of local drug dealers.
A Blast From the Past.
Sometime ago Simon talked on the Walkinta Podcast and hit it off with host Travis straight away.
The two talked for over an hour before actually strating to record, such was their rapport, but the record show can be found by click the left icon.
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