Author: cqfilm

I am delighted to announce that Cakes has won the Best Post Production accolade at the 2024 edition of the Swindon Independent Film Festival.

Futuristfilm have submitted ‘The Fartist’ to this years Glasgow edition of the 48 Hour film project. I was delighted to be invited by Steve Johnson to join the team on the 12th of October as editor for the film. A flawless production with an incredible team. Well done to all involved. Photo courtesy of John…
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Delighted to announce that Cakes will be screened at the 2024 edition of Frightfest at the Odeon Cinema in Leicester Square, London. The UK’s most prestigious horror film festival will show Cakes! as part of their short film showcase on 26 August 2024. A huge congratulations to Johnny Herbin and the team for this momentous…
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Michael Cooke’s latest short film Curiosity will be released on 01 August 2024 and begin its festival run. I was delighted to be asked back again to AD, edit and produce this film for Michael. It’s only the 2nd time I have edited a horror film.

Delighted to announce that Cakes! won the audience choice award at the Northern Festival of Cinema festival in Newcastle on Sunday 23rd June. Director Johnny Herbin was at the event which also marked its festival debut. The film is off to a promising start.

Johnny Herbin’s latest short film ‘Cakes!’, will premiere at the Northern Festival of Cinema in Newcastle on 23 June 2024. I was delighted to be asked once again to edit and produce this short film for Johnny. Looking at my IMDb page, I noticed that Cakes also marks my 25th film edit.

Andy S. McEwan’s latest short film Shortbread will be released on 6 February 2024. I was involved in the editing of the short film which now be entered into film festivals.

I am delighted to announce that post production work on Michael Cooke’s directorial debut, Care and Repair, finished last week and that a release date has been set for the short film. The film, which was shot in Greenock, will be released to film festivals on 27 October 2023.

Well folks, after two years touring round the world on the festival circuit, Autumn Never Dies is now available on YouTube. The film picked up 17 awards with a further 30 nominations in other categories. It was submitted to 129 festivals and shown in 45 of them giving us a selection rate of 36%. Considering…
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Autumn Never Dies has picked up the Indie Spirit award at the inaugural Scotland International Festival of Cinema. The ceremony on Sunday marked the end of the festival run for Autumn Never Dies and the film will soon be making its way on to Youtube. A huge thanks to Stephen Savage and the team in…
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