We are lucky to be working in Devon with a wide range of other local independent film makers, and this has given us the opportunity to work on a number of projects

A Christmas Carol

Audio Adaptation by Alex White, Devon Made

Sound Effects, and Behind the Scenes, Julian Kemp

A group of talented actors from Devon got together just before Christmas to record an audio adaptation of Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carol”

Available, for free,  in a number of formats, including on Soundcloud, YouTube, and as an eBook available from the iBookstore

The Sanatorium (2012)

Written and Directed by Julian Kemp, Diddy Films

This documentary film discovers the history of the Devon and Cornwall Sanatorium for Consumptives which operated in Didworthy from 1903 until the late 1970’s.

The film has been screened locally and screenings can be arranged for interested groups. Contact us for further information.

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Now also available as an eBook for iPad

They’re Coming (2012)

Director John Tomkins

Emberlense Productions in association with Diddy Films and Wingless Films

An Action/Adventure movie set in the picturesque part of Devon, Torbay.

Premiered on the big screen in Torquay, and screened across the region.

Entered into Film Festivals in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and New Zealand.

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Olympic Opening Ceremony - Weymouth (2012)

Camera Damo Cross and Julian Kemp

Provided equipment and helped film this multi-cam live performance of the opening of the 2012 London Olympics in Weymouth.

Must Believe in Aliens (2012)

Written and Directed Lucy Cole

Assistand Director, 2nd Unit DoP, Sound Recordist Julian Kemp

Premier screening at the Exeter Two Short Nights Film Festival 2012

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What you Doing? (2011)

Written and Directed Damo Cross, Colourburn

Camera Damo Cross and Julian Kemp

An entry to the 2012 Straight8 film competition, this film was selected to be screened at the Cannes Film Festival, the London Soho Shorts Film Festival, as well as a number of other screenings around the world.

Poemma (2011)

Written and directed by Chris King, Director of Photography Julian Kemp

Awarded a bursary from the Exeter Phoenix this film was first screened at the Exeter Two Short Nights Film Festival