Profit Hierarchy
We need the skills of writers, producers, directors,
editors, designers, musicians, technicians, artists and a multitude of other
talented people that are essential in the planning and production of a
film. As a result, we believe in a profit structure that does not
place the weight of monetary return from the top down.
After paying the bills and returning any investment offered
by funding partners, the company takes 10% net profit in order to keep running.
50% of remaining net profit goes to the crew, which is split
equally.
The remaining 50% goes to the cast, who are tiered as
Primary Cast, Supporting Cast, and Extras, and who receive a cut accordingly.
Cast
The film has been cast and rehearsed for over a year now. We've been lucky to have so many talented actors put so much of their time into the project.
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Phillip Toop as Dylan
Phillip completed his degree in Drama and
Performance at the University of Highlands and Islands, and throughout his
studies earned leading roles in a number of plays. These included, ‘One for the
Road’, ‘Titus Andronicus’ and Stephen Berkoff’s adaptation of ‘Metamorphosis’.
Since graduation, Phillip has appeared in several tours of ‘Dirty Water’, a new
Scottish play by John Stuart that included a 19-day run at the Edinburgh Fringe
Festival.
Following nine months of teaching English in Vietnam, he is excited to work on
‘A Letter to Molly’.
Also a passionate writer, Phillip often works writing short stories and
screenplays; some of which will soon be in production.
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Colin MacDougall as Chris
A Glasgow-born actor, Colin has spent the past
three years working on various television and film productions. In 2013, he met
a third-generation professional stunt artist, Casey Michaels, who inspired him
to take up acting - something he always wanted to do.
Always looking to gain experience in the industry and establish his status as
an up-and-coming Scottish actor, Colin has had roles in films like
‘Whiteblade’, ‘Flux’ and ‘Sunshine’ (a multi award-winning short).
He is currently cast in ‘Dream Finder’, ‘Kingdom: Fall of Illandrieal’ and the
TV series ‘Storm Warrior’ - all due to film in 2017.
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Alex McDonald as Marty
Starting acting at 25, Alex has gained experience
through varied forms of production. From his beginnings in a student film about
unhinged teachers, to playing a Nazi soldier in Outpost 3, an extra in River
City and a streaker in sports-themed dating show ‘World Series of Dating’. His
claim to fame so far is his role in a 2013 Belhaven Best advert called ‘Tae a
Pint’.
Across these different modes of acting, his
favourite part of the industry has been meeting all sorts of interesting
people, and experimenting with his style when placed in front of the camera.
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Martin Haddow as Patch
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Martin Docherty as Dan and William
Graduating
from the RSAMD (Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama) in 1997 with the
Silver Medal, Martin has spent many years in theatre, working with groups like
The Tron, The Arches, The Traverse, Gridiron, The Citizens and The Oran Mor. He
also spent four years working with The People’s Theatre of Finland on a
successful Finnish government project to bring Finnish theatre to the Edinburgh
International Festival.
Most recently, Martin played ‘Johnny Byrne’ in Tom
McGrath’s ‘The Hard Man’ at the Finborough Theatre in Earls Court, London, to
critical acclaim.
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Andy Noble as Bruce
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Leanne Cameron as Lauren
Team
Cheryl Campbell – Special Effects and Make-up
Melanie Cowell – Design Consultant
Martin Harvey – Illustrator and Graphic Designer
Stacey Keen – Executive Producer/ Production Designer
Craig Mackenzie – Executive Producer/ Director
Sarah Morris – Producer
Greg Mitchell – Composer
Robert Patience – Special Effects
Sadie Ryan – Composer
Sean Sweeney – Executive Producer/ Writer
Grant Thomson – Social Media Manager
Mark Wheelan – Storyboard Artist
Alison Wilson – Copywriter and Website Editor
