Bombito Productions

03/12/2024

21/05/2024

Launched at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, Randan is a Film and TV production company based in Glasgow, dedicated to telling intersectional stories through a contemporary lens.

A product of both MTP - Mallinson Television Productions and Bombito Productions, Randan was awarded funding earlier this year by the BFI Global Screen Fund. We are thrilled to have been selected and are excited to push forward with our slate.

Visit our website to learn more about what we do: www.ontherandan.com

01/05/2024

We’re excited to announce that our short KEITH has been chosen for BFI Doc Society’s 2023/2024 slate!

Directed by and produced by . This will be the second time the duo are working together. More information below...

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Posted • ANNOUNCING💫 (part 1)

Our BFI Doc Society short films for 2023/2024! We are thrilled to support this slate of MOT projects - original and adventurous non-fiction stories from across the UK that respond to the changing world around us.

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08/04/2024

Only 4 days left till the crowdfunder for HOT YOUNG GEEK SEEKS BLOOD-SUCKING FREAK closes!

HOT YOUNG GEEK SEEKS BLOOD-SUCKING FREAK is a short film about vampires, pizza, and coming out. When best friends Max and Ricky find themselves the prey of an angry vampire, they must ditch their Halloween plans to hide out at home. But when a forgotten pizza delivery shows up, can they risk letting the driver in? Can they stop arguing with each other? And can Max find the courage to face the one thing worse than death - coming out?

A fizzy comedy-horror about being young, q***r, and anxious, HOT YOUNG GEEK SEEKS BLOOD-SUCKING FREAK is a full-sprint comic-book romp through online roleplay, platform boots and garlic bread, inspired by everything from Cary Grant to John Waters to Parker Posey.

A FlowerPunk Films production, in association with Bombito Productions, , Scottish Q***r International Film Festival, and the National Lottery Community Fund. Produced by , written & directed by .

The crowdfunder closes in FOUR DAYS - Friday 12th April! We’re already at a stunning 65% of our target, but we still need your support to fully realise our budget!

Check out the film’s socials to help us reach our goal - you can find our crowdfunder link here: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/hot-young-geek-seeks-blood-sucking-freak

26/02/2024

Bombito Productions is delighted to announce that ‘Living With It’ and ‘Pembe Ay' (Pink Moon) will be screening at this year’s Glasgow Short Film Festival!

Screening times and more info about the films are below - link to tickets in our bio here: https://linktr.ee/Bombito

LIVING WITH IT (Scottish Competition 1: Fitting out, standing in)
📅Sunday 24th March, 15:15
📍GFT Cinema 2

PEMBE AY (Pink Moon) (Scottish Competition 4: On tending and mending)
📅Thursday 21st March, 21:00
📍 CCA Theatre

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‘Living With It’ sees perfectionist Lee (Annabelle Davis)
needing to adapt to the imperfect reality of living with a disease brought to life as a chaotic supernatural flatmate, Bug (Lawrence Chaney). The short also stars Rachel Jackson (r_jacz).

‘Living With It’ is by the multi-talented animator and director and writer extraordinaire . Produced by Reece Cargan. Supported by BFI Network backed Short Circuit 'Sharp Shorts' scheme - and Screen Scotland Film City Futures Creative Scotland.

Pembe Ay (Pink Moon)

During the Pink Moon season - which sees rebirth after winter - Meray leaves Scotland and revisits her childhood home to be with her father, and work through their garden, as it blossoms on the politically and physically divided island of Cyprus. While this once gave her nightmares of the conflict, Meray now finds this ignites her conversations with her father. The filmmaker digs into the intergenerational trauma, and how the conflict, opposing views to her father, and restrictions in north Cyprus affected her migration.

Directed by Meray Diner
Produced by Reece Cargan
Cinematography: Kirstin MacMahon
Editor: Kieran Gosney
Sound Designer: Zhanna Kugotova
Composer: Stu Brown
Colourist: Kasparas Vidūnas
Edit Assistant: Şeyma Dağ

Developed, supported and executive produced by the Scottish Documentary Institute Scottish Doc Institute Bridging the Gap programme, Screen Scotland and Northern Ireland Screen.