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Birds of War
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Feature Documentary (2026)
Production Company: Habak Films, Sonja Henrici Creates
Funders: Screen Scotland, International Documentary Association, Inmaat Foundation
Sundance World Cinema Documentary Competition
- ‘The love story of a London-based Lebanese journalist and a Syrian activist and cameraman as told through 13 years of personal archives across revolutions, war, and exile.’
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Thorntree
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Feature Documentary (2026)
Production Company: Varda Pictures, Petnaesta Umjetnost
Funders: Screen Scotland, Croatian Audiovisual Center
- ‘At the end of a secluded Edinburgh street is a four-story building housing formerly homeless men, many of whom have struggled with addiction. Unlike most organisations, this place provides permanent housing where the men can drink inside their flats and live as they choose. On the top floor, Billy and Ronnie's friendship falters due to jealousy. Stevie battles vodka withdrawals before rehab, while Gerry and Donald lead opposing lives on the first floor - Donald relapses as Gerry celebrates two years of sobriety.
Starting at the surface level of alcoholism in an observational style, the men then challenge this label, revealing the human stories beneath. Billy and Ronnie's violence, Stevie’s rehab, Donald’s guilt, and Gerry’s redemption. Confronting these deeper emotional bonds, the men offer a profound exploration of their lives beyond the label of "alcoholic". The intertwined lives of these men reveal the complexity of addiction and how they are trying to move through it by unravelling past traumas.’
Have You Seen the Beast?
Editor. TRAILER
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Documentary Short (2024)
Production Company: Melt the Fly
SONY Future Filmmaker Award Finalist
- ‘After hearing about a couple’s late-night encounter with a mysterious big cat in the Welsh countryside, two filmmakers decide to investigate by conducting phone interviews with local witnesses, exploring the idea of belief and providing a space for vivid personal experiences.’
Love & Trouble
Editor (Television cut-down). TRAILER
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Feature Documentary (2024)
Production Company: Sonja Henrici Creates, Amy Hardie Productions, Fruitmarket GmbH
Funders: BFI DOC Society, Screen Scotland, SWR/ARTE, Hartley Foundation, University of Edinburgh, Moray Fund
- ‘A young couple get married with high ideals and hidden pasts. An intimate exploration of traumas and how to negotiate shame, anger and love.’
The Final: Attack on Wembley
Assistant Editor WATCH
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Feature Documentary (2024)
Production Company: Rogan Productions
Funders: Netflix
‘A dramatic England penalty defeat to Italy and chaos as thousands of un-ticketed fans attempted to storm Wembley Stadium.’
The Hermit of Treig
Editor (Television cut-down). TRAILER
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Feature Documentary (2022)
Production Company: Of the Wild, Aruna Productions
Funders: BFI DOC Society, Screen Scotland, The Whickers, BBC Scotland
BAFTA Scotland Winner
- ‘After 40 years of solitude, a spirited elderly hermit tackles ill health, a declining memory, and questions whether he can live out his last years in the wilderness he calls home.’
Long Live My Happy Head
Editor. TRAILER
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Feature Documentary (2022)
Production Company: Melt the Fly
Funders: BBC Scotland, Screen Scotland, The Open University
RTS Scotland Winner
‘Uplifting documentary about an artist who creates intimate comics that deal with his life with an inoperable brain tumour, exploring how art, love and humour can soothe our deepest fears of mortality.’
Harmonic Spectrum
Editor. WATCH
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Documentary Short (2021)
Production Company: Melt the Fly
Funders: Scottish Documentary Institute, Screen Scotland
BAFTA Scotland Winner
- ‘Sean uses the Piano to navigate life on the Autistic Spectrum. As he is drawn into new musical collaborations he must learn to balance his enthusiasm and compulsive energy with understanding and compromise, redefining his perspective in the process.’
Sink or Skim
Editor. WATCH
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Broadcast Documentary (2019)
Production Company: Melt the Fly
Funders: BBC One, BBC Scotland
- ‘The World Stone Skimming Championship is held on the tiny Scottish island of Easdale every year. Two obsessed skimmers show us what it takes to become the world's best.’
Instruments in the Architecture
Editor. WATCH
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Documentary Short (2019)
Production Company: Melt the Fly
Winner Bolton Film Festival, Charity Film
- ‘Pianos are being thrown away at a tremendous rate – hauled away, set on fire and their valuable heavy metal sold for scrap. Tim, Leon and their team of inspired artists, musicians and volunteers have reclaimed these unloved instruments to build the world’s first 100-seater amphitheatre made entirely from up-cycled pianos. Balancing the artistic integrity of Tim’s vision with Leon’s practicality and realism tests the strength of their relationship as they race to complete the Pianodrome for its debut at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.’
