Jimmy runs creative workshops and offers consultancy which brings fresh ways of thinking to new ideas, old ideas, and workplaces alike. 

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With over 20 years of experience in the TV industry, working on thousands of different projects - each with their own idiosyncrasies - Jimmy is finely attuned to spotting problems and solving them. He has worked with some of the top names in showbiz, has a keen eye for detail, and a proven track record in creating ideas and consulting on existing ones. For larger projects, Jimmy teams up with highly skilled and trusted freelancers.​

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Format creator and co-creator credits include:

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• Dinner Date, now in its 12th UK season and at over 300 episodes with local versions produced worldwide. The British show plays in more than 60 countries and is now shown on Netflix.

• BBC One gameshow The Time It Takes, hosted by Joe Lycett, and piloted in the USA for ABC with Craig Ferguson.

• ITV’s primetime cooking competition, BBQ Champ, hosted by Adam Richman.

• BBC One’s Saturday night primetime entertainment arena show Tumble.

• Sky Nature's Patrick Aryee's Wild World. 

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Amongst many others, we have consulted or worked directly with BBC Studios, P&O Cruises, Hat Trick Productions, Alzheimer's Research UK, Spun Gold TV, Initial, Triple Brew Media, Warner Bros. (USA), Jackpot Productions, YMU, Multistory Media, Zodiak, Cineflix (USA), Back Roads Entertainment (USA), Open Mike, Droog Media, Whizz Kid Entertainment and Floral Elegance.

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Other development and production work includes Have I Got News For You, Picture Slam, Fatherhood With My Father, Lingo US, Let’s Sing and Dance For Comic Relief, Room 101, Alan Carr's Celebrity Ding Dong, What’s The Right Diet For You?, 8 Out Of 10 Cats, Big Brother’s Bit On The Side, and numerous pilots.

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Jimmy also mentors for Mama Youth and The Andy Taylor Foundation.