Category: Interviews

With two successful BBC films under his belt, sports enthusiast and documentary filmmaker Alex Harron shares his journey from Fife College to the Edinburgh International Film Festival – as well as the lessons learned along the way.

Irish filmmaker Thomas Staunton was inspired by horror filmmakers Hex Studios to pursue his filmmaker opportunities in Fife. Tom tells us about directing his first experiences on set, moving in front of camera and the importance of following your dreams.

Lauren Nazri tells us about background, her work in film and theatre, her experiences at the Edinburgh Fringe and her joy in collaborating with like-minded creatives.

We interviewed writer, actor and comedian David Cruickshanks about his varied career background, how to connect with an audience, the therapeutic power of art and the search for the perfect punchline.

Methil-born Demi Sutherland’s freelancing career has seen her crewing on big-budget blockbusters such as Avengers Infinity War and Outlaw King, while continuing to be a part of Scotland’s independent filmmaking scene.

We speak to Kat Morgan, a make up artist for TV and film. Kat’s impressive work has taken her to London and Norway, yet she still feels at home in Fife.

Wormit-based Keith Robson entered the world of filmmaking by applying his technical skills to special effects. Now, Keith is hooked – his first directed film now released, with an ongoing passion for bringing monstrous creatures to life.

We speak to Newmills-based actor Craig Seath about his experiences in film, working on Outlander, and the importance of teamwork and camaraderie on set.

Our interview with Jessica Henderson, a freelance composer for video games and film. Based in Glenrothes, Jess has her sights firmly set on BAFTA 2025.