Meet You in Scotland
Meet You in Scotland
Feature - TV movie
Production Company: Heehaw Productions
Studio: Reel One Entertainment
Director: David Lumsden
Writer: Hanna Tatschl
Cinematographer: Graham Pritz-Bennett
Cast:
Emma Fischer - Jen Oakley
Finlay Bain - James MacDuff
Lewis Howden - Alfie
Barbara Horne - Maggie
Janis Ahern - Liz Harvii
Full Cast & Crew
Out There Proof of Concept: BTS
Director: David Lumsden
DOP: David Liddell
Writer: Ronnie Mackintosh
Behind the Scenes: Danny Bonnar
About:
Genre: Horror
'Seek and ye shall find'
Information:
We have completed the European Genre Forum 2017 and have shot our Proof of concept short film starring Jamie Robson, Doug Russell & Iain Macrae.
Update 2020 - The film was selected for UK online Pitchbox by Filmmarket Hub as one of 7 projects to pitch to Industry executives.
BOAT
Writer/ Director: David Lumsden
Producer: Blue Iris Films
Release date: 2015
Awards: Winner Best Design at Bafta New Talent awards, Nominated Best Short GSFF & CH4 Innovation in Storytelling. Winner Best VFX Mumbai International Short Film Festival.
Synopsis:
The world is covered with water, Charlie is restricted to his boat searching for a home he may never find. Plagued by memories, nightmares and hallucinations.
Will Charlie ever find what he's after?
The film is a short CGI-meets-live-action film about a very personal apocalypse. In the vein of a low budget The Road, Inception, Pincher Martin this is an eclectic and ambitious project shot in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The film is available to view on Amazon Prime at the following link:
For more info on the film go to:
Safe Drive Stay Alive 2014 Trailer
Client: Central Scotland Fire Service
Writer/Director: David Lumsden
D.O.P: Garry Torrance
Producer: Freak Films
Synopsis:
We made a short fiction film for Safe Drive Stay Alive, This is my second Safe Drive film after the last film in 2013. It was a great experience as i was given the opportunity to redo the narrative. The Central Scotland Fire service were very supportive and the whole production was a great experience.
SDSA is an initiative by local councils to educate Schools on the dangers of driving using real life stories and accounts. We shot over a three days with full access to all the emergency services staff, equipment & locations.
Frightfest 2013 - Franco-Furies - Turn Off Your Bloody Phone
Client: Frightfest/Ne'er do well films
Director: David lumsden
Screened: Frightfest London & Motel X Horror Fest Portugal.
I met James Pearcey (Ne'er do well films) at the EIFF 2013 Talent lab and he asked me to create a 30 sec turn your bloody phone off indent for frightfest 2013. I jumped at the chance and wanted to do an homage to two characters iconic characters from cinema, one from the Warriors and one from Trainspotting. It was a lot of fun and i couldn't have completed it without all of the below!
Cast:
Gavin Livingstone- Franco Begbie
Danny Bonnar- Baseball Furies
Madeline Drewel- Blondie
Erika iesse- Punter
Richie Morgan- Punter 2
Tom Nisbet- Victim
Editor/Colourist- Gavin Livingstone
Graphics- Andre Staruiala
Make up/ wardrobe- Madeline Drewell
Special Thanks:
James Pearcey
Gmac
Freakworks
Ian Forsyth
Safe Drive Stay Alive 2013 (Trailer)
Client: Central Scotland Fire Service
Writer/ Director: David Lumsden
Producer: Freak Films
We made a short fiction film for Safe Drive Stay Alive,
SDSA is an initiative by local councils to educate Schools on the dangers of driving using real life stories and accounts. We shot over a week with local school kids as the cast with full access to all the emergency services staff, equipment & locations.
Behind the Scenes: Coming Soon.
They're Here: One kind
Client: Advocates for Animals/ Onekind
Director: David Lumsden
Producer: Matt Brown
Awards: Christopher Johnson Movie Viral Award
This film was to raise awareness for animal rights and part of the rebranding of advocate for animals. It started off as a viral campaign that a lot of viral movie sites believed to be for a feature film, it garnered a lot of attention from all over the world and was nominated and won a movie viral award. Shot around Scotland and featuring Angus Macinnes (Star Wars) the film was to give the impression of an impending alien invasion.
Viral coverage:
http://www.movieviral.com/tag/theyre-here/
Meet You in Scotland
Out There
In development
Director: David Lumsden
Writer: Ronnie Mackintosh
Producer: Blue Iris Films
Poster Art: Andrei Staruiala
About:
This project is really exciting for me, it is a concept that has been in my head for a while and Ronnie has taken it to another level. I am really excited about developing this and working with Blue Iris Films again.
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Boat
The world is covered with water, Charlie is restricted to his boat searching for a home he may never find. Plagued by memories, nightmares and hallucinations.
Will Charlie ever find what he's after?
The film is a short CGI-meets-live-action film about a very personal apocalypse. In the vein of a low budget The Road, Inception, Pincher Martin this is an eclectic and ambitious project shot in Edinburgh, Scotland.
SDSA FIFE
Frightfest
I met James Pearcey (Ne'er do well films) at the EIFF 2013 Talent lab and he asked me to create a 30 sec turn your bloody phone off indent for frightfest 2013. I jumped at the chance and wanted to do an homage to two characters iconic characters from cinema, one from the warriors and one from trainspotting. It was a lot of fun and i couldn't have completed it without there help. good times.
SAFE DRIVE STAY ALIVE
We made a short fiction film for Safe Drive Stay Alive,
SDSA is an initiative by local councils to educate Schools on the dangers of driving using real life stories and accounts. We shot over a week with local school kids as the cast with full access to all the emergency services staff, equipment & locations.
One kind
This film was to raise awareness for animal rights and part of the rebranding of advocate for animals. It started off as a viral campaign that a lot of viral movie sites believed to be for a feature film, it garnered a lot of attention from all over the world and was nominated and won a movie viral award. Shot around Scotland and featuring Angus Macinnes (Star Wars) the film was to give the impression of an impending alien invasion.