By now, you've most likely watched (or played) the new interactive film 'Black Mirror: Bandersnatch' by media overlords Netflix. If you haven't, you're about...

We've been talking a lot about our latest film 'Absit' since we started development in late 2017, and this week we're proud to announce some very exciting new...

As an independent filmmaker, you already know how important it is to create a film with current and trending characteristics for it to stand any chance at a ...

LoneRoss Productions is a company that LOVES making films. We live, dream and breath storytelling and filmmaking - but it doesn't always feel that way. Like...

Just in time for the Christmas season, Love Actually (2003) reruns will rise again across our TVs and pop up on sale in stores across the world. It is recogn...

Thank you to everyone who celebrated our premiere last night! 🎉 We really appreciate all your hard work and support on this film and it was great to celebra...

Join us for a night of drinks, film, celebration and community! LoneRoss Productions presents their latest short film and first private premiere of Absit for...

“What if everything you worked for was all for nothing?” It’s finally here! The trailer for ‘Absit’ and your sneak peek into this story we’ve been making for...

They have some awesome articles, resources and content! Especially the article "10 Tips on How to Get Meeting a in the Film Business" We highly recommend che...

An awesome study into how Drive (2011) feels alive and composed, yet totally unpredictable. If you haven't checked out 'Every Frame A Painting' on YouTube we...

We want to thank everyone involved in the production of this film and the commitment and passion both cast and crew poured into it! Watch this space whilst A...

An impressive look behind the scenes of one of 2016's most celebrated films! See original post here.

Review by Carl Burgess @ Screen Critix "I highly recommend going to see Luna for an enjoyable short drama." Andrew (Adam Soldo) and Matt (Erik Mackintosh) ar...

A review by Carl Burgess @ Screen Critix "The film is very short and comes in at just five minutes in length, but those five minutes fly by due to how fun th...