At Anytime Films, our aim is to employ the most gifted and talented young professional filmmakers from around the world. This means you’ll get a motivated and high quality service you’d expect, with the added advantage of enjoying the most creative, innovative and up-to-the-minute productions available… anytime.
Anytime Films has enjoyed 8 years of film making experience
in both commercial and public fields, working with some of the biggest
names in broadcasting, from the BBC to ITV to SKY Digital.
Awards
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Princes Trust Community Impact Award Winner This Anti-Bullying DVD involving young people
from Blaenau Gwent Youth Forum, was set in Wales and features
interviews with high profile figures such as Prime Minister Tony
Blair; John Toshack, manager of Wales’ Football team; Jane Davidson, Welsh Assembly
Minster for Education in Wales, and Welsh Rugby legend & TV
personality, Jonathan Davies.
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DM Davies Award Nominee, Cardiff Screen Festival
This project is entitled 10 Minutes , a documentary set in the vibrant capital of Wales , Cardiff , starring trolley porter Pete, a local boy from Splott. Although devoted to his job at Tesco’s, he harbours a dream for a life as a comedian. Following his unfair dismissal, Pete takes the plunge at an open-mike night.
The film was highly rated and commended by judges, who included:
Berwyn Rowlands , the Jury Chair who has been involved in the media sector for over 20 years undertaking various roles including producing, directing and managing. In 1997 he was appointed the first Chief Executive of Sgrîn Cymru Wales.
Micheal Kuhn , who joined Polygram N.V (now part of Universal) in 1975 and in 1991 set up Polygram Filmed Entertainment, which made and distributed over 100 feature films and which between them have won 14 Academy Awards.
Alan Edmunds , recently appointed as the 14th editor of The Western Mail.
Frances Hendron, Chief Executive of the Celtic Film and Television Festival which uniquely promotes the cultures and languages of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall and Brittany on screen and in broadcasting.
Jay Duplass , who was born and raised in New Orleans, La. where he and his brother Mark made many films: The Blob, The Invisible Man Walking Across the Den, and the epic saga about the robber versus the karate expert. Later on Jay moved to Austin , Texas for college, studied film, grew sideburns, and talked about the French New Wave.
