Freddy
Syborn

Most recently, Freddy served as creator and EP on Ragdoll for AMC and UKTV. He has been a writer and co-EP on Ms Marvel with Bisha K. Ali for Marvel and Disney+. He also wrote on Marvel’s Moon Knight. 

Freddy created and co-wrote Bounty Hunters, a comedy-drama for Sky One with Jack Whitehall. He and Jack also co-wrote three series of Bad Education, as well as the Bad Education Movie. 

Freddy created and wrote a sitcom, Cockroaches, for ITV2. He also wrote episodes of Killing Eve, Sex Education, All Creatures Great and Small, and the new Paul Abbott Sky drama Wolfe. 

Freddy co-wrote his second feature film Old Boys (BFI/Film 4), directed by Toby Macdonald, which premiered at The Edinburgh International Film Festival. He has also written a one-off episode about David Bowie for Sky Arts’ Urban Myths series.

Freddy directed his short Capital, having co-created the successful podcast series of the same title. Capital won the Audience Award at the Dinard Film Festival 2019. Previously, he wrote and directed one short, Isla Traena, and co-wrote and co-directed another, Frenching the Bully, with Florence Keith-Roach.

In 2017, Freddy wrote and directed a feature-length experiment, Damascene, shot entirely on GoPros worn by two cyclists travelling together through south London. It stars Henry Lloyd-Hughes and Kate Kennedy.  

Freddy is a prizewinning playwright with work staged in London and Edinburgh. His book about comedy, A Good Bullet, was one of the Independent's books of the year 2013. But he peaked early, writing jokes for Celebrity Big Brother’s Big Mouth the year Coolio came third.