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To get in contact with us: Sam Firth +44 1687 462303 +44 7932 786263 samfirth@tinysparkproductions.com Claudia Firth +44 7939 289555 Address: Inverie Knoydart Mallaig PH41 4PL |
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Tiny Spark Productions is an independent production company
based in the Highlands of Scotland. We work as a collective producing the work of our members and as a social enterprise creating
and facilitating film and visual arts projects in the community. Sam Firth company director and founder makes work that explores
form - crossing the boundaries between art, documentary, fiction and experimental cinema. Her
previous projects include the award winning film I.D. and The Worm Inside. Sam is currently
working on a year long experimental film project funded by the UK Film Council and Creative Scotland with support from the
Scottish Documentary Institute called Stay the Same.
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**News** 14/3/12 THE MALLAIG PRIMARY
SCHOOL FILM PROJECT IS NOW ONLINE WATCH IT HERE!! 23/11/11
Tiny Spark Productions have received an award from First Light Movies for a film project with the children of Mallaig Primary
school. Visit the children's blog about the project. 20/11/11 Two
children's film projects made by Tiny Spark Productions have been selected for the Electric December Showcase run by Watershed Cinemas. 15/11/11 Sam has been
selected for Network a development scheme run by the Edinburgh Film Festival, the Centre for Moving Image and Kate Leys to
develop her new feature length documentary The Story of Me and You 1/7/11 Creative Scotland are now also committed to funding Sam's new film project Stay the Same 15/6/11 Sam is developing a feature film project
with Paul Welsh and Digicult who produced the award winning film Skeletons. This a ficton screenplay set off the coast of
Scotland. 16/5/11 Tiny Spark Productions
have received development funds from the UK Film Council/BFI for Sam Firth to explore a new experimental film project about
time and the self portrait. The project will take place over the course of the year and will be accompanied by a web blog. |
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