We're an independent production company with a focus on mental health-based projects. Our work has screened and won Awards across the globe at BIFA, BAFTA & ACADEMY Accredited Festivals and has starred BAFTA & OLIVIER Award winning talent. Alongside film production, we run Screen Workshops, a Film Fund, Panel Events and Mentorship Programmes. 

Our first short film ‘Faulty Roots’ was selected for BAFTA Accredited festivals, given five star ratings and called a ‘rather powerful little story’ by UK Film Review. Our animation ‘Dreary Days’ screened across the globe at festivals including Adelaide and Monstra Film Festival. Our latest films include ‘Smudged Smile’ starring Mia Mckenna-Bruce and featured by Variety for being the first in a mental health anthology series, which premiered at the Academy Award Qualifying Chicago International Children's Film Festival, Self-Charm', which stars BAFTA Winner Bukky Bakray, ‘Why Wouldn’t I Be?’ which is made in support of the mental health charity HUMEN, with ‘House of the Dragon' star Harry Collett as the lead, ‘Better Get Better’ starring Fate: The Winx Saga's Elisha Applebaum and 'Fifty-Four Days’ starring Celia Imrie and made in partnership with diverse swimwear brand SoulCap and the national suicide prevention charity PAPYRUS. 

We run the Lucas A. Ferrara Film Fund - the first project to be selected 'Bibimbap for One' premiered at BAFTA Qualifying Norwich Film Festival and the second 'Twofold' is an 18 minute One-take short that stars House of the Dragon's Phoebe Campbell.
We recently filmed our first US Co-production 'Once Upon a Riot' in Los Angeles alongside Dreamotion Studios.

We have been featured by the likes of Forbes, Grazia, Deadline, Variety, Huffington Post, Metro UK and more.