Braidmade Films was set up by Monika Braid in 2006 in order
to develop and produce independent films. Based in London
and rooted in the Polish tradition of filmmaking we are
keen to work with international talent to produce films of
high quality: fiction, documentaries, and experimental;
films that relate to a universal human experience and
appeal to viewers from various cultural backgrounds.
Braidmade Films
acts as advisory body to Polish and British filmmakers
wishing to form co-productions; matchmaking talent and
projects. Having built its own growing database of talent,
Braidmade Films’ aim is also to facilitate Polish
productions in the UK and British projects in Poland and by
doing so to stimulate both countries cooperation and
exchange of talent and resources.
We welcome
filmmakers: producers, writers, directors, actors,
directors of photography, editors, technicians and other
crew members who wish to work with us on projects with
universal scope and in international context to contact us
at
info@braidmadefilms.co.uk
EAVE graduate Monika Braid is an independent film
producer, who works on fiction and documentary films with
international production companies and broadcasters. Born
in Cracow/Poland where she completed her MA in Film Studies
at the Jagiellonian University she has lived in the UK
since 1995. She curated and organised numerous film
festivals and film events in the UK and whilst working with
the
Polish Cultural
Institute initiated, developed and
programmed the Polish Film Festival, which is now an annual
event in London. She believes that there is a wealth of
international talent ready to produce outstanding work.
Contact
monika@braidmadefilms.co.uk.
Kasia Skibinska joined Braidmade Films in 2009 to
produce feature length fiction and documentary. Originally
from Poland, Kasia spent 14 years in Berlin/Germany, where
she completed her MA in English and East European Studies
and began working in film, first as events manager and film
programmer, and later festival producer for britspotting,
the British & Irish Film Festival. She also spent time
training in Development and Production Department at Wim
Wenders' Road Movies. After moving to London Kasia worked
with producer Nick O’Hagan and the Film Department of the
British Council. Her latest short film, STORAGE,
directed by David Lea was part of the Official Selection at
the 66th Venice International Film Festival. Contact
kasia@braidmadefilms.co.uk.
