July 2010

Wynter Productions has just delivered a short film chronicling the development and performance of a drama piece entitled “Once In A Lifetime”.  The piece was put together by the students of Landridge House, a Manchester centre for students with learning difficulties with the help of  drama practitioner, Jenny Harris.

Wynter Productions were asked to follow the piece during rehearsals to the final show in front of an audience at the Royal Exchange Studio.  Once again, it was our job to find the story behind the process and produce an exciting document of it.  We provided the entire package, including bespoke music, in house.

This show was then performed at Manchester’s Royal Exchange  Studio Theatre 16th July ’10.

Remaining in July, Wynter Productions were employed by design agency, True North based in Manchester’s Northern Quarter to produce a film for The Royal Mail.  The brief was to create a short film about The Royal Mail’s Door to Door service.   The final product was a stylish information based film which went to prove that just because content demands simplicity, it can still be brought to life with movement and arresting visuals.  Film to be included shortly.

In May, Wynter Productions were employed by Liverpool Design Company, Uniform (winners of “Design Team Of The Year” and “North West Design Agency Of The Year”).

Uniform were creating a CGI advert for a major Norman Foster project in Paris. Wynter Productions were responsible for styling the green screen shoot, sourcing models, extras, set and hair and make-up. We also worked in a production capacity on the day of the shoot, producing the performance of the model, Anni Ulm and ensuring that the day of the shoot ran smoothly.

We  co-ordinated budget and schedule for the day. Uniform’s CGI film to be included shortly.