Selection of TV, Film and Radio Work
- Premio Anna Magnani (RAI 3, TV - 1990, I)
- Woman's Hour (BBC Radio 4 - 1998, UK)
- Outlook (BBC World Radio - 2002)
- Thunderpants (Pathè, Film - 2002, UK)
- Walking the Outer Road (Radio New Zealand - 2003, NZ)
- Crowded Skies (BBC2, TV - 2003, UK)
- Dream Team (Sky, TV - 2004, UK)
- The Bottle Factory Outing (BBC Radio 4 - 2005, UK)
- Children of Men (Universal Pictures, Film - 2006, USA)
- Siglo 21 (Radio 3 Nacional de España - 2007, Es)
- Otto; or, Up with Dead People (Film soundtrack - 2008, Ger)
- Stoo Kuinnutu (music video - Reverso - 2009, Ger)
- Othon & Tomasini en vivo a la Bienal de Zamora (Radio Nacional de España - 2009, Es)
- Forget Me Not (Quicksilver Films, Film - 2010, UK)
- Carne cruda (Othon & Tomasini en vivo y entrevista) (Radio Nacional de España - 2010, Es)
- Last Night I Paid To Close My Eyes (music video - Cherry Red/SFE - 2011, UK/Dm)
- Impermanence (music video - Cherry Red/SFE - 2012, UK/Dm)
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