contagious to everybody. Then pick locations that have natural production value... Plan well. Shot list. Make every hour of shooting count. His favourite among his own movies are The Man From Hong Kong, BMX Bandits, Dead End Drive In, The Siege Of Firebase Gloria, Night Of The Demons 2 and Happy Face Murders. His main influences growing up were Alfred Hitchcock, Henry Hathaway, Anthony Mann, J. Lee Thompson, Robert Aldrich, Raoul Walsh, King Vidor and John Ford. List of works Filmography Theatrical and video features Television and web Other roles Bibliography Alice Through the Multiverse (2016, originally published as The Headsman's Daughter): Adventures in the B Movie Trade (2020): Unrealized projects Bad Fruit (1976) – he was to be executive producer on this proposed $350,000 Keith Salvat project about people in Sydney in the early 1950s. Siege of Sydney (1977) – project written by Michael Cove which Trenchard-Smith wanted to make after Deathcheaters about ex-CIA operatives who plant a nuclear device on Pinchgut Island and demand $5 million. The intended budget was $450,000, and Trenchard-Smith raised $200,000 from Cinema International Corporation, but they pulled out after the box office failure of Black Sunday (1977) Time Warp (c. 1980) – a $20 million science fiction film for The Walt Disney Company which was to be made in 1982 but was put on the back burner after the disappointing performance of The Black Hole (1979) Blowing Hot and Cold (1984) – originally announced as director Avengers of the South Seas (1984) – $4.6 million action adventure to be set in South China seas to reunite him with the producer and writer of BMX Bandits Roadwars (circa 1987) – film about modern gladiators set in the near future from the producer and writer of BMX Bandits The Executioner's Daughter (2003) – a "time-twisting paranormal thriller" for which Trenchard-Smith wrote a screenplay that was twice optioned for considerable amounts of money, but could not enter pre-production when neither Scarlett Johansson nor Keira Knightley could be engaged to play the protagonist. The rights were sold back to him, and he rewrote the screenplay as a novel that was self-published in 2016 under the title of The Headsman's Daughter. A revised and expanded edition of the novel, Alice Through the Multiverse, was released in 2018. Weekend Warriors (2013) - thriller about a young soldier who must save his comrades and brother from his vengeful mentor, announced