1909. Rural Lancashire. Patently awkward amateur entomologist Martha is on a mission to get in with the cool kids: the Women’s Suffrage Society North West Organising Committee (and maybe, mostly, their de-facto leader Florence). LGBT short from a female filmmaking writer-director & producer duo with films at London Short Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival & BFI London Film Festival.
'Seed' is a quiet psychological horror film starring Amelie Leroy. Its main themes are infertility, obsession, insomnia and madness, and the story has been described as 'Rosemary's Baby' meets 'The Day of the Triffids'. We are seeking funds to shoot the film later on this year, in Oxford, with our fantastic production team.
Looking for funding for Camden Fringe Festival 2024! Welcome to The Brain, Inc., the tiny office that lives inside the head of every living person. In this particular brain, it's Bea P. Deigh's first day on the job, and she's here to make a name for herself. She occasionally gets knocked off her game by the pesky client she's trying to control, but not to worry - she always gets the last word.
“In the cutthroat world of clowning, a charismatic duo faces their biggest performance yet. However, when one partner decides to betray the other their relationship shatters. By interviewing both parties we try to unravel what happened that fateful night." Director: Dom Poots Producer: Maxim Euling DOP: Harvey Metcalf
Marnie, her brothers and Nan are enjoying a weekend in the garden. Soaking up the sun whilst exploring together, Marnie discovers something that’s not as it seems… Exploring the special relationship we share with our grandparental figures, this silly heartwarming adventure sees Marnie use her detective skills to identify what lies at the end of Nan's garden and save the day…or does she?
UNCOOL
Seed
Bea P. Deigh
The Pump
There's a Bomb in Nan's Garden
Roll Over Jehovah! is a rip-roaring musical telling of the story of humanity in two acts. Following the untimely death of the composer, we want to revive the show, which received rave reviews when staged at the New End Theatre (2000). We plan a presentation of show highlights at Jackson's Lane Arts Centre on May 17th. We are inviting professionals with a view to finding a new producer.
A live-action comedy drama short about Jordan, a young mixed-race lad from Portsmouth, navigating conflict at his late father's wake.
A Lemon Top Pictures Production, Written and Directed by Shakira Newton and Produced by Alysha Christal.
The upcoming horror student short film that juggles questions about the pressures the modern-day education system places on young students and the effects this has on them. Written & Directed by Esmond Yao.
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75% of the exceeded target amount will be donated to a charity that reflects the themes of anxiety & mental health among young people, which are represented within this film.
The English Dahlia is a dark crime drama about a road and a murder. It’s a story about a particular place, at a particular moment in time, and the significance that people attach to the place because of the grisly events associated with it.
'The Fools Who Dream' is our Graduation Project for Film School! It is a love story that follows Gary, a young introverted boy who loves cinema and lives his life immersing himself in the worlds of the movies he watches. The arrival of a new classmate Debbie, challenges Gary's disconnection from reality... making him face true emotions he has never experienced.
After explores the journey of a woman coming to terms with life after a career-ending injury destroys her hopes of competing at the Olympics. Battling complicated grief, loss and complete isolation from the world she knew, she fights to get back into training hoping to achieve her gymnastics dream. But what is life like, after?
When faced with the prospect of losing the only job he’s ever aspired to have, a young sommelier must decide whether to open up on the anxieties that the very same job is triggering to his seemingly apathetic boss.
