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CHAOTIC ENERGY IN DEVELOPMENT
Frolic Films is excited to be developing the debut novel from Stephanie Yeboah for television.​ NOVEMBER 2025
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Comedy powerhouse Susan Wokoma is writing the screenplay for Channel 4. Chaotic Energy is a contemporary romcom that explores modern dating, self-image, and vulnerability in the age of social media.
Artemis ‘Temz’ Owusu is body-confident, career-flying and thriving as a plantfluencer — yet her romantic relationships never quite take root. When sexy California tech entrepreneur Ruben slides into her DMs for plant advice, their long-distance flirtation quickly grows into something serious. But in a rare wobble of self-doubt, Temz tells one small online lie — and suddenly finds herself tangled in a web of escalating deception. As her job whisks her to Ruben’s stomping ground in Oakland, Temz faces a choice: come clean, or double down and embrace the full chaotic energy of love about to explode.
25 APRIL 2024
Frolic Films is part of the latest cohort of entrepreneurs and innovators in film, TV, games and immersive productions embarking on their journey towards investment readiness. This dynamic group represents the future of the screen industries, poised to reshape the landscape with their groundbreaking ideas and unwavering determination.
7 OCT 2023
Frolic Films will be joining the second edition of the sought after BFI French New Waves event, a tailored selection of meetings with the aim of fostering co-production between the UK and France. The event will take place at London's Institut Français on 7 October, 2023.
12 JULY 2023
Producer Camilla Wren has been selected to take part in the 3rd edition of Film London's highly competitive Breaking The Glass Ceiling talent scheme.
20 FEBRUARY 2023
BBC announces recipients of Small Indie Fund 2023 - Frolic Films awarded as one of the London based production companies.
15 JANUARY 2019
Producer Camilla Wren will take part in the 2019 RTS Awards Jury for the Drama Writing category.
20 NOVEMBER 2018
Producer Camilla Wren will be part of the inaugural 2018 Future Film Focus event at Walthamstow Empire. Funded by LBWF, this event seeks to engage with and promote under-represented groups in the Film & Broadcast industry and support their route into training and higher education to work in the industry.
