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Before you ask

The questions we get every week, answered properly rather than on a call.

everything you asked. answered properly

Answers before you have to ask twice

If yours is not here, write to us. We answer in a day, and we answer properly rather than booking a call to say the same thing.

A single shoot day with a skeleton crew. We have made films that ran eleven hours and films that ran ninety seconds, and the second kind is often harder. If the idea is good and the schedule is honest, the size does not put us off.

Regularly. Roughly a third of last year's work was shot elsewhere, in eleven countries. We travel with a core team of four and hire the rest locally, which is usually better for the film and always better for the budget.

You do, on commissioned work, including the rushes. We ask only for the right to show the finished film in our reel and to submit it to festivals, and we will hold that back if there is a reason to.

Two, at the offline stage, and they are built into the schedule rather than billed afterwards. Structural changes after picture lock cost money, which is why we spend so long on the treatment.

Yes, and it often makes sense. We will tell you honestly where a swap saves money and where it will cost you a day. Our camera and grip package is available on its own if you only need the kit.

Six to eight weeks is comfortable for most projects, and two weeks is possible if the idea is clear and you are flexible on locations. We are currently taking bookings from the fourth quarter of 2026.

how a film gets made. in order

Four stages, and we tell you where we are in all of them

Sketch a budget
01

Read-through

You tell us the thing you actually want said. We come back with a treatment, a look, and an honest number — not three tiers designed to push you upward.

1—2 weeks
02

Prep & scout

Boards, casting, locations, permits, kit list. By the time we lock, every department has seen the same document and signed off on it.

2—4 weeks
03

Principal photography

Shoot days run on a call sheet you receive the night before. Dailies land in your inbox by ten the next morning, graded rough so they read properly.

1—10 days
04

Cut, colour, deliver

Two rounds of notes are built into the schedule, not sold back to you. You get masters, socials, subtitles and the project archive on a drive.

3—6 weeks
what we do. three rooms

Three rooms, one continuous take

Ask for the capability list
Two performers reading a script under warm studio light

Story & Direction

We start with the argument, not the shot list. Treatments, script passes, casting and a director who stays with the film from first read to final mix.

  • Treatment
  • Script passes
  • Casting
  • Recce & boards
Film crew rigging lights and dressing a studio set

Production & Crew

Our own camera and grip package, a crew list we actually know, and the paperwork nobody wants to think about handled before the truck loads.

  • Full unit
  • Camera package
  • Permits
  • Insurance
Cinematographer operating a camera in a low-lit finishing room

Post & Colour

Cut, grade, sound and score in one suite, so the film that leaves us is the film you approved — down to the last frame handle.

  • Offline & online
  • Colour grade
  • Sound mix
  • Original score
Camera operator silhouetted against warm backlight on set
showreel. 2026 cut

Two minutes and fourteen seconds of the last nine years

2026 CUT
RUNTIME 02:14
2.39:1 / 16:9
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