Stone City Films

Stone City Films is an award-winning company specializing in high-end documentary and innovative drama. We make distinctive films with committed film-makers, combining pioneering use of the latest technology with traditional, cinematic storytelling. We have an established track record with UK, North American and European broadcasters for being original, energetic, and enjoyable to work with – and have collaborated with some of the finest, award-winning producers and directors around.

For producers, Stone City offers supportive collaboration, a stimulating creative environment, and maximized investment in each project. We believe in putting the money on screen and making films to be proud of.

Since 1995 Stone City productions have won numerous awards including CableACE, Prix Europa and European Science Drama awards, and been selected for INPUT and Britspotting screenings. Stone City produced the UK ’s first drama to simulcast on TV and the internet, BAFTA-Nominated for Originality.

Bryn Higgins (Director, Executive Producer)

Bryn has 20 years experience in award-winning documentary and drama, from the Royal College of Art to the BBC to the independent sector. He has written screenplays for BBC, ITV, as well as feature projects. He has extensive expertise in directing and producing drama and factual projects, as well as specialist knowledge of state-of-the-art graphics and SFX.  He only commits to interesting, valid, challenging films. He is available to direct projects outside Stone City.

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Clare Duggan (Executive Producer)

Clare worked as a producer at the BBC for 6 years on award-winning series and has had films selected for the Royal Television Society and BAFTA awards. As Head of Science at Channel 4 News Clare won awards from the RTS, BAFTA, the British Association for the Advancement of Science. She has extensive experience in investigative journalism and factually based projects and has a proven track-record of uncovering hidden evidence and achieving difficult access.