All UK/Ireland articles – Page 5
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Sixteen Films
While Ken Loach has retired from directing, the company remains busy working on projects with other filmmakers
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Recorded Picture Company
Having first launched his company in 1974, Jeremy Thomas is still busy hatching new projects: “Cinema is my passion”
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Genesius Pictures
Debbie Gray and Julian Gleek’s company has a busy slate as it looks to follow up on its Good Luck To You, Leo Grande success
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Archery Pictures
Kris Thykier’s company splits its time between developing original film and TV projects, production services and EP-ing
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Western Edge Pictures
The London and Wales-based outfit focuses on documentary and features helmed by acting talent
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Maven Screen Media
Celine Rattray and Trudie Styler founded their female-focused production company in 2011
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Fine Point Films
The Belfast-based company is continuing its foray into scripted after the success of Kneecap
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: House Productions
The Conclave company’s future ambitions include building on partnerships and collaborations in the US
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: JW Films
Jim Wilson is an ongoing collaborator of Jonathan Glazer and works regularly with A24, Film4 and BBC Film
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Sleeper Films
The UK and Ireland-based company’s first feature was Berlinale 2025 award winner Christy
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Monumental Pictures
Alison Owen and Debra Hayward have projects set up with Prime Video, Netflix, Universal and Studiocanal among others
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Shoebox Films
The “loose confederation” of Guy Heeley, Paul Webster and Joe Wright operates an agile business model
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Quiddity
Emily Morgan’s company has always had an international focus and she’s now looking to build more bridges with Latin America
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Potboiler Productions
While focus has shifted to series and production services, Potboiler still keeps a busy film development slate
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Element Pictures
Ed Guiney and Andrew Lowe’s Ireland-UK company wants to be even more active with European collaborators
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: DNA Films & TV
The 28 Years franchise and Alex Garland’s adaptation of fantasy video game Elden Ring are the company’s current priorities
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: The Bureau
The Bureau’s UK office continues to pursue director-driven projects while seeking to branch out into international co-productions
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Parkville Pictures
The team of two have been full-time producers since 2020 and have been scaling up their ambitions
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Tea Shop Productions
The genre-focused London and Los Angeles-based outfit is feeling buoyed by growth in the UK theatrical market
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: DJ Films
The Choral and Rye Lane producer Damian Jones is a one-man band with a knack for backing UK stories that have global reach