 In 1993 he left to work for Simon Curtis in the BBC where he produced "Paradise" (with Penny Downie and Dave Hill) for BBC2.Soon after he was appointed Head of Drama at Diverse Productions where he went on to produce "The Hello Girls", "Stone, Scissors, Paper" (with Juliet Stevenson and Ken Stott, winner of the inaugural Dennis Potter Award) and "Dual Balls" (nominated for Bafta Film Award).Bowen and Philip Clarke then founded production company Feelgood Fiction in 1997.