Cadies Productions Ltd
Cadies Productions Ltd was created in April 2004.
Robin Mitchell, who co-founded Edinburgh's Cadies & Witchery Tours in 1984, is the Director of Cadies Productions Ltd.
We have produced the following documentary films: And So Goodbye (2004, 24 mins), The Rest is Silence (2005, 10 mins), Finding Bob McArthur (2007, 75 mins), Breadmakers (2007, 11 mins), The Scottish Parliament: Following the Ghost Road (2007, 35 mins), William McLaren: An Artist Out of Time (2010, 51 mins) and About A Band (2010, 43 mins).
We have also worked with Edinburgh Director Keith Bradley on his horror feature Sacrificed (2008, 80 mins) and Jim Hickey's The Dungeon Moor Killings (2009, 80 mins).
In between films, Our Director Robin Mitchell has written one novel Grave Robbers and the top selling guide book What's Under the Kilt?. He is presently writing a children's book, Princess Pumpalot (The Farting Princess) due to be published late summer 2012.
We have a number of film projects on the move at the moment including a comedy feature The Download Horror and a series of short films for Relationships Scotland.
Latest News
Double Bill in Belgrade
Thursday, 17 May 2012 15:05
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Robin Mitchell
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Both About A Band and Breadmakers have been selected for the 2012 BOSI FEST Belgrade International Film Festival For and By People with Disabilities. Both films will be screened on Tuesday 22nd May at 7pm and 8pm respectively.
BOSI FEST is an international film festival for and about people with disabilities which was organized for the first time in 2010. The festival's primary aim is to draw public attention to the art and possibilities of the participants, at the same time sending the message that disabled people should enjoy the same rights as other citizens.
More details HERE
Pre-order Princess Pumpalot (The Farting Princess)
Sunday, 22 April 2012 18:35
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Robin Mitchell
Princess Pumpalot (The Farting Princess) is now available to pre-order HERE through the group funding site crowdfunder.
Written by Robin Mitchell, Princess Pumpalot is a children's book aimed at 9-11 year olds.
On the occasion of her 13th birthday, Princess Pumpalot is presented with the key to the cabinet. This is no ordinary key and this is no ordinary cabinet. The cabinet contains 32,141 tins of magic beans . . . beans that make you fart.
Written in the style of a screenplay, Princess Pumpalot (The Farting Princess) is a funny wee story which farts along at a great pace.
Going to a Child Contact Centre
Friday, 13 April 2012 09:36
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Robin Mitchell
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We have just finished our short animation film, Going to a Child Contact Centre which can be viewed HERE.
The film describes the experience of four children attending a Child Contact Centre in Scotland. The Edinburgh animator, Jim Stirk created the animation from a script by Charlene Kelly and original artwork by David Trujillo-Farley.
Going to a Child Contact Centre is one of a series of films we have produced in association with Freedonia Films for Relationships Scotland including Child Contact in Scotland:Supported and Child Contact in Scotland:Supervised.
Full Frame Twice
Thursday, 05 April 2012 18:14
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Robin Mitchell
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Our short film, Breadmakers (Dir. Yasmin Fedda, 11 mins) has been selected for the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival Durham, North Carolina, USA for a second time.
Previously selected in 2008, Breadmakers has been invited back to the Full Frame Festival to help celebrate their fifteenth year. One short film has been chosen from each year of their previous fourteen festivals and Breadmakers is representing 2008.
The Full Frame Documentary Film Festival is an annual international event dedicated to the theatrical exhibition of non-fiction cinema. The festival takes place between the 12th - 15th April 2012.
More details at: http://www.fullframefest.org
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