DigiCult
About DigiCult
The name DigiCult first appeared on the independent UK film scene in 2001. Working with a tiny amount of resource, the project’s founder producer Paul Welsh worked with GMAC’s core staff over five years, developing and producing over 25 shorts with budgets ranging from £1k to £8K.
Early in 2007, the DigiCult short film strand was wound down before the name and original philosophy of the project was resurrected in Autumn 2008 through a new independent company, set-up by Paul Welsh and partner producer David Smith.
Since DigiCult’s reboot – partnering with Scottish Screen, UK Film Council, BBC Scotland and more recently Creative Scotland, Screen Hi and Glasgow Film Festival – the company has established itself as one of the longest running and most successful independent talent development organizations in UK film, producing 13 live action, animation and documentary projects with emerging talent in the last three years alone.
Cartoons
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Battenberg
Hidden inside of an abandoned house a strange dual universe awaits an accidental visitor. Amid the disorientating, skewed décor, indiscernible creatures scuttle, jars teem with dark mystery…
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The Tannery
Forest friends and foes, a fox, a rabbit and a mouse, find that when their earthly battles end, new and more surprising fates take over. Gorgeous style meets a soulful story.
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Fixing Luka
Luka's obsessive routines are played out under the anxious gaze of his sister Lucy. She thinks Luka needs fixing as every time she disturbs his routine, Luka falls apart. Literally. One eve…
