We are proud to announce that Scared, our short film starring Charity Wakefield, Frances Millar and Endaf Eynon Davies, has been accepted to the Fort Myers Film Festival.
We are proud to announce that Scared, our short film starring Charity Wakefield, Frances Millar and Endaf Eynon Davies, has been accepted to the Fort Myers Film Festival.
Stars Siobhan Hewlett http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1305192/ (Hummingbird, Sherlock) and Alec Utgoff http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4110469/ (Jack Ryan, The Seasoning House, World War z, The Tourist)
Cinematographer Seb Solberg : http://sebastiansolberg.com/
Shot on location at the Tricycle Theatre in London, November 2013 and currently in post.
It is being edited by gifted editor Erline O’Donovan http://www.erlineodonovan.co.uk
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We are proud to announce that Memento Vitae, the first documentary from The Moirae Films, co-produced with Charlie Foxtrot Pictures and edited by Sue Outlaw at Films@59 in Bristol, has been selected for the London Short Film Festival.
Coming soon: A short documentary from The Moirae Films.
Memento Vitae has been co-produced with Charity Wakefield and Frances Millar of Charlie Foxtrot Pictures. Charlie Foxtrot Pictures is a branch of Charlie Foxtrot Vintage and you can see their Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/CharlieFoxtrotVintage
The documentary has been completed and we will be hosting an industry screening in London, this October.
An empty warehouse. Two young women have kidnapped a man. One woman is clearly having more fun than the other. As the pair wait for the right time to call in, the situation gets out of hand. What ensues is a dangerous power play between the two women that could easily escalate, with dramatic consequences.
Three people. One room. No winner.
Starring Charity Wakefield, Frances Millar and Endaf Eynon Davies
Directed by Darryl O’Donovan
Story by Erline O’Donovan
Produced by Helen Bolter
2012 © The Moirae Films
The Moirae is the first short film produced by our company and is the inspiration for the company’s name.
The Moirae are the Greek Goddesses of fate – they control the metaphorical thread of life of every mortal being from birth to death.
The film was shot in Yatton, in North Somerset, and on Pensford Viaduct.