Shorts as Sound Recordist

Winner - Best Actress in a short film (Jasmin Riggins) Socially Relevant Film Festival, USA 2018 Winner - XX Award for best female representation - Underwire Festival 2017 Winner - Best Short Film - Crystal Palace International Film Festival 2017 Nominated - Screenwriting award - Underwire Festival 2017 3rd Place - Palme-Dewar Short Film competition 2017 ‘Free Period' is a Glaswegian standoff between a school girl and a tampon machine. Written and directed by Alison Piper Produced by Anna Fraga McLucas When schoolgirl Leanne menstruates in full view of her class, she overcomes humiliation with a shocking act of rebellion - against a bully, a teacher, and against the stigma which acts as a barrier to her needs. 'Free Period' is unashamedly a film with an opinion - that in the same way condoms are free and accessible for young people, sanitary products should be provided free of charge in schools, health centres and homeless shelters. www.freeperiodfilm.com

SFTN/Scottish Shorts selection 2020 Smashing Pictures Ltd Director: Karen Lamond Writer: Simone Pereira Hind Producer: Penny Davies

A woman enters into a surreal battle with a moth and her sanity. Fran and The Moth is a horror/comedy about a woman and her fight with an insect in her hotel room. It is also about a woman who’s disconnected with the society she lives in. She is slowly losing her mind as the animal inside her breaks out, an animal we have in all of us. Overworked and lost in a city she doesn’t know, the altercation in her hotel room is the last straw. Has Fran finally lost her mind? Was The Moth ever really there? Starring Holly Woodhouse (Max Payne: Retribution) and Jack Bannon (Clique, Endeavour, The Imitation Game). Official Selection - FRIGHTFEST 2018 Official Selection - Indie Horror Film Festival 2018 Official Selection - Fake Flesh Film Fest 2017 Official Selection - Horror Hullabaloo 2017 Official Selection - Nightpiece Festival 2017 www.auldalliancefilms.com Twitter: @auldfilms FULL CREDITS FRAN GIBSON: HOLLY WOODHOUSE SAM WILLIAMS: JACK BANNON HOODED MAN: CALLUM SMITH EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: JACK BANNON EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: MARY BURCH EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: MARJOLAINE COHEN-VARILLE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: ANDREAS FRÖGREN EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: STUART PLOWMAN PRODUCED BY MORGANE CADOT 1ST ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: SEAN HIND SCRIPT SUPERVISOR: DAVID McMAHON PRODUCTION DESIGNER: LEILA KHOSHOIE DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: SARAH GRANT GAFFER: CONNOR DORNAN SOUND RECORDIST: MARTIN ROWBOTTOM BOOM OPERATOR: AIDAN McDONACH COSTUME DESIGNER: EMILY BLACK MAKE-UP DESIGNER: EMMA LEIGH PORTER 3RD ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: CALUM SWAN STILLS PHOTOGRAPHER: LYNDSEY SMITH ORIGINAL ARTWORK: RACHEL JANE FINDLAY SOUND EDITOR: DAVID DEVEREUX ORIGINAL MUSIC BY MAXWELL DILLON MURPHY COLOURIST: CLEM FANDANGO WRITTEN, EDITED & DIRECTED BY MALCOLM RUMBLES SHOT ON LOCATION AT ROYAL JUBILEE CONFERENCE HOTEL, CLYDEBANK ABODE HOTEL, GLASGOW SPECIAL THANKS KATRINA ALLEN, ROGER BEST, ALEXANDRE BONI, JOHN BRUCE, STUART BRUCE, GHYSLAINE CADOT, PATRICK CADOT, JENNIFER DAVIES, THEODORE L DEMUY, IAN J DONALDSON, JIM DUFF, KIRSTY DYER, JAMIE FARQUHARSON, GLASGOW FILM OFFICE, LYNSEY GRAHAM, GRAHAM KAY, TRISTAN KITCHIN, THE CREW OF ITV’S THE LOCH, ISLA MacLEAN, NIGEL MATTISON, CONOR McCARRY, GRAZYNA McGROARTY, SHONA McHUGH, ROSS MENZIES, MEGAN MILNE, PATRICK MURPHY, SAMANTHA PAIGE, ALISON PIPER, ELAINE PURCELL, DANNY ROBERTSON, VALENTINA ROMANO, ANDREW RUMBLES, MIKE RUMBLES, PAULINE RUMBLES, FRIDA RUNNKVIST, STEPHANIE SMITH, EUAN STAMPER, KIRSTY STRANG, LYNDSEY TANNAHILL, ALICE WALKER & ANDY WELTCH

Will and Rupert are two very different people. When Will is dumbfounded by (what he thinks is) the worst news imaginable, Rupert is just the first person to pick up the phone. But if Will is hopeless at dealing with a crisis, Rupert is even worse at helping. Fearing the reaction from Will's family and loved ones, the pair embark on an impulsive road trip to the Scottish Highlands to “clear Will's head”. Along the way, they discover that problems are usually in the eye of the beholder, and that illness becomes wellness if you just replace the I with a We. Blindsided is a not-so-buddy movie, a story of friendship, and a reflection on the biggest problems becoming smaller – if you just run away from them for long enough.

Short film written & directed by Adura Onashile. A barry crerar production, funded by Scottish Film Talent Network, Screen Scotland and BBC Films.

Drama centring on a grieving pharmacist and a trifle-loving methadone patient. Starring: Amy Manson, Tam Dean Burn Director: Mike Callaghan Writer: Rachelle Atalla Producer: Joanne Williamson Director of Photography: Alan McLaughlin Editor: Mark Fraser Scottish Film Talent Network Winner: Best Short Film, British Independent Film Festival 2021 Nominee: Best UK Short, Sheffield Short Film Festival 2021 Nominee: Celtic Short Film Award, Carmarthen Bay Film Festival 2021 LA Shorts International Film Festival 2021 Manchester Film Festival 2021 Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival 2021 The Shortest Nights 2021 [UK] Edinburgh International Film Festival 2020

Twelve-year-old Reece must brave the mean and marvellous streets of North East Glasgow to bring his drunken father safely home. Starring: Cameron Jack, Kirsty Strain & Kyle Gordon Writer & Director: James Price Director of Photography: Steve Cardno Editor: Mark Fraser Producer: Dave Gillies Scottish Film Talent Network, Mechabradypus Films Winner: Audience Award, Glasgow Short Film Festival 2020 Winner: Best Short Film, Dalmatia Film Festival 2019 Winner: Best Screenplay, Elba Film Festival 2019 Nominee: Best Short Film, Edinburgh International Film Festival 2019 Featured on Directors Notes Glasgow Film Festival 2021 Galway Film Fleadh 2021 Reading & Leeds Festival 2021 Cork International Film Festival 2020 British Shorts 2020 [Berlin] Inverness Film Festival 2019