Special Effects Makeup Artist turned Independent Film Producer, Director, Cinematographer and Screenwriter; Fergle Gibson's name became synonymous with the Max Payne videogame franchise in 2006, when he embarked upon an ambitious journey to bring his favourite videogame character to life in an original live-action adaptation called "Payne & Redemption", shortly after founding the film’s website, payneandredemption.com.

Since then, Fergle has drawn in a staggering amount of publicity from all over the world, featuring in distinguished magazines, including PC Zone, being at the forefront of discussion on many websites, and even attracting the attention of Max Payne videogame writer Sam Lake -- who kindly lent Fergle his moral support -- and renowned film corporation, Twentieth Century Fox.

Fergle's relentless passion for filmmaking has continued to thrive in the form of studying the many aspects of motion picture, as well as regularly challenging his skills with both practical and visual effects exercises, blogging on his websites -- reviewing cinematic equipment on visualfizzle.com -- and more recently, becoming the Associate Producer of “The Haunting of Harry Payne”, a British-made horror film.