DigiCult kicks off in style
DigiCult, the new Scottish company led by local producers, has put together a pool of talent including BAFTA Scotland award winners, film programmers, recent graduates, experimental filmmakers, and television directors to make a selection of films.
The Scottish Digital shorts programme was launched in October last year and is the company’s first nationwide project; the company will continue to work with them to develop and workshop their short drama or animation projects with DigiCult’s local producers over the next four months. The List wish them the very best of luck.
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