We made this promo video for the V&A for their Epic Iran exhibition. In it a clueless Omid shares his extensive ‘knowledge’ of Iran. It seemed to do the job with over 200,000 views across their social media channels and included a Tiny Speck highlight: being shared by our local Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.

‘Half siblings move into their family home for lockdown and become inspired to write a song about unity in response to the Covid 19 Pandemic.’

This short comedy was an attempt to stay sane while under lockdown restrictions. We had fun with Harry, Pippa and Simon, even getting to shoot a music video in sunny Kent.

And we got a little award too, winning Best Mockumentary at the Portland Comedy Film Festival 2021.

Serious one this time. We made this video to contribute to #OurStoryIsOne, a global campaign that aimed to raise awareness of the brutal executions of ten Bahá’í women in Shiraz, Iran in 1983.

Pippa Walton plays a British woman in a fictional world where women in the UK face similar persecution. The video gained over 3 million plays across social media platforms and was shared by the Bahá’í International Community, activist Masih Alinejad and actor Rainn Wilson as part of a successful campaign that engaged over 250 million people worldwide. Read more: https://news.bahai.org/story/1686/

Omid brushed up on his Persian over lockdown, and in Emshab Ba Omid put these new skills to the test, performing stand-up in the Persian language for the first time on BBC Persian. In it he explored culture with African American-Iranian comedian Tehran.

It went down pretty well with 12-15 million views across the globe, making it possibly the most watched comedy show on the planet.

A co-production with Big Deal Films.

‘Head Roaster Dumo Mathema explains his love of coffee, music and the connection that binds these worlds together through the complex layers of a story waiting to be told.’

We love coffee and a good beat at Tiny Speck, so making this promo video for the Department of Coffee and Social Affairs was a dream.

Every World Cup needs an anthem and this was our attempt in 2014. We collaborated with Rick Blaskey, the producer who worked with Baddiel & Skinner to create the hit song Three Lions. All profits from the sale of the track went to the Bobby Moore Fund for Cancer Research UK.

The music video included Sir Trevor McDonald, Jack Dee, Terry Alderton, Ricky Grover, David Baddiel, Michael McIntyre, John Bishop, Harry Hill, Sean Lock and Bill Bailey - all ultimately disappointed when England crashed out at the group stages.

But don’t blame us.