Brief & development
We agree the film’s purpose, audience and scope, then develop the treatment and screenplay. The budget follows the script.

We develop, plan, shoot and finish short and feature films. Each stage has an agreed scope, schedule and review point.
Explore the process
Six steps, from the brief to final masters. The schedule adapts to the film; editing can begin during production.
We agree the film’s purpose, audience and scope, then develop the treatment and screenplay. The budget follows the script.

We turn the approved script into a shooting plan: cast, locations, crew and schedule. Rehearsals and technical tests resolve practical decisions before filming.

The director and crew work through the shooting plan, coordinating performance, camera, lighting and sound. We check coverage and protect the footage each day.

We assemble the scenes, refine the structure and pacing, then review the cut with the agreed decision-makers. The approved edit becomes the reference for finishing.

We finish the sound mix and colour grade, adding titles and any agreed graphics or visual effects. Picture and sound are checked together before mastering.

We prepare and check final masters for the agreed screens and platforms. Trailers, festival copies and release materials are included when specified in the project.

Industry references for the workflow. Delivery specifications are confirmed for each recipient.