About Us
Nobody Films is an independent film production company based in northern England. It was founded by Chris Chapman and John Cook in 2004.
What Nobody Films boasts is that if you have an idea for making any kind of video for any kind of situation, then we are the team to execute it.
Our fee for filming and editing starts at £80 and increases due to the complexity of the project and the type of video you want to make.
If you are unable to produce a script for your project, we can take your idea and give it to our award winning script writing team who will produce a screenplay. If the screenplay produced is unsatisfactory, then further drafts will be produced until we achieve your approval.
Nobody Films will then shoot your movie and, where necessary, provide actors and suggest locations.
Once filming is complete, we will take the footage and process it through our digital editing system with the option for adding sound effects, music, special visual effects (slides, dissolves, blue screen, rotascoping, etc), titles and captions.
Then, after editing, the video will be transferred either to VHS, or onto DVD (with menu screens and the option of extras).
What Nobody Films boasts is that if you have an idea for making any kind of video for any kind of situation, then we are the team to execute it.
Our fee for filming and editing starts at £80 and increases due to the complexity of the project and the type of video you want to make.
If you are unable to produce a script for your project, we can take your idea and give it to our award winning script writing team who will produce a screenplay. If the screenplay produced is unsatisfactory, then further drafts will be produced until we achieve your approval.
Nobody Films will then shoot your movie and, where necessary, provide actors and suggest locations.
Once filming is complete, we will take the footage and process it through our digital editing system with the option for adding sound effects, music, special visual effects (slides, dissolves, blue screen, rotascoping, etc), titles and captions.
Then, after editing, the video will be transferred either to VHS, or onto DVD (with menu screens and the option of extras).
