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Winter 25. @ffern.co Filmed on White Goat Lakes , Alberta, Canada, on its first freeze of the year. A huge thanks to the mighty talented bunch below: Starring @carlottaedwards @elladjbalde Choreography @michelleldawley Creative Director Emily Cameron Directed by @srafinney Production Ffern + @pal__studios Producers @angus_dunsire @catreeona_ Assistant Producer @franch_the_rad Director of photography @srafinney B Camera Operator @danny.gariepy 1st AC Cory Budney 2nd AC Bridgette Bennett 3rd AC Treton Karlsen Grip John Adshead Drone Operator @willnphoto Sound Recordist Alex Mitchell Stylist @katesinclair___ BTS Camera Tiffany Cuffley Wild Ice Consultant @paulzizkaphoto Ice Safety Officer 1 Kristopher Irwin Ice Safety Officer 2 Paul Zilligan Runner George Wesley Editor Boris Hallvig Colour Post Production @rascalstudio_ Colourist @timotheous Location Facilitation @bowvalleyfilms Audio Post Production @soundsgoodaud.io Sound Design @martyleitner VFX @davetatchell Song ‘Together’ By Judd Green Greenstein, yMusic Full Track Available on New Amsterdam Records A special thanks to @panavisionofficial Canada @kodak_shootfilm 💙

Becoming The Land - @ffern.co Spring 26 🌷 Credits: Creative Director: Emily Cameron Director: @eoinglaister EP: @pal__studios @angus_dunsire Producers: @alicemartineaufilm @luciehorton @roxiepandora PC: @franci.d.b 1st AD: Simon Ashen 2nd AD: Harry Hough DOP: @isaaceastgate Focus Puller: @austenlane ACs: Ricardo Angei, Guillem Zamora Playback: Adam Ford Grip: Matt Clarke, Beau Williams, Shaz Hassan Gaffer: @andrewhowegv Sparks: Gabor Koncz, Jimmy Crippen, David Buckley, Oscar Skinner Sound Op: @lucypickeringr Costume: @frankgallacher Production Design: @hugoharris_art Art Dpt: Ellie Koslowsky Daniel Lambert Nat Filor Floral Design: Emma Thistlethwaite Floral Team: Dominie Callanan, Laura Mallows Elena Wallace, Ashleigh Claydon, Dylan Bird Edit: @jp.blunt.edit Colour: @timotheous @rascalstudio_ Score: @janbrzee Sound Design: William Berridge @gotmoves.co Title Design: @jennifer.whitworth Photography: @jackorton__ Film processed with @cinelabuk Produced by Ffern + @pal__studios in association with Stink Films

A few frames from Some Interesting Apples 📽️🍎 a community film about the people behind the UK’s only orchard solely dedicated to the cultivation of selected wild-grown chance-seedling apples. These are often roadside apple trees, ‘planted’ unwittingly by someone who drove past and chucked their apple core out of the car window. If the variety is resilient enough, it will grow into a tree, however tough the conditions are. “When it comes to addressing ecological collapse it can very frequently feel overwhelming and I guess if the Some Interesting Apples project, in being able to perpetuate the growth of top fruit in this country fulfils that tiny tiny purpose, then we are contributing something ourselves, and it feels that that’s a little, tiny slice of power” @someinterestingapples Loads of love for the small but mighty team of good apples who made this film ♥️ @ffern.co Directed by 👋 Producer: Bronte Markwick @brontemarkwick Produced by Ffern and Pal Studios @pal__studios Executive Producer: Angus Dunsire @angus_dunsire Creative Director: Emily Cameron Set Designer: Clarisse D’Arcimoles @mckinlochstudio Costumer Designer: Frank Gallacher @frankgallacher DOP: Lee Burnett @leeburnett_ 1st AC: Joe Gubb @joegubb_focus_puller Gaffer John Crooks @crookseycam Sound Operator: Quillon Larratt @quillonlarratt Editor: Boris Hallvig Set Assistant: Jess Morris @jessmorrisis Driver/ Runner: Cris Barrios Sound Mixer: Will Berridge @willberridgesound Colourist: Caroline Morin @kawolinem Graphic Design: Ciaran Birch Story Researcher: Danny Farnham With thanks to @kestle_barton

Serving up one last bite of fall with a cozy + educational short doc, “Some Interesting Apples” 🍎 This sweet little ditty is about the UK’s only orchard dedicated to growing wild apple trees that sprouted from chance-seedlings born from tossed cores and survived against the odds. We’ve been eating up Ffern’s (@ffern.co ) films directed by @elenaheatherwick + @pal__studios ! Set designer @mckinlochstudio Costume designer @frankgallacher Cinematographer @leeburnett_

Some Interesting Apples, directed by Elena Heatherwick. Starring William Arnold and James Fergusson @someinterestingapples @ffern.co 🍎🍎🍎 Credits: Directed by Elena Heatherwick @elenaheatherwick Produced by Ffern and Pal Studios @pal__studios Executive Producer: Angus Dunsire @angus_dunsire Creative Director: Emily Cameron Producer: Bronte Markwick @brontemarkwick Set Designer: Clarisse D’Arcimoles @mckinlochstudio Costumer Designer: Frank Gallacher @frankgallacher DOP, Lee Burnett @leeburnett_ 1st AC: Joe Gubb @joegubb_focus_puller Gaffer John Crooks @crookseycam Sound Operator: Quillon Larratt @quillonlarratt Editor: Boris Hallvig Set Assistant: Jess Morris @jessmorrisis Driver/ Runner: Cris Barrios Sound Mixer: Will Berridge @willberridgesound Colourist: Caroline Morin @kawolinem Graphic Design: Ciaran Birch Story Researcher: Danny Farnham With thanks to @kestle_barton

Pink Sky At Night, starring Bill Nighy. Directed by Naghmeh Pour. Featuring Eva Morgan and Forest Bothwell. @ffern.co — Production by @newland.tv @ffern.co @pal__studios Director: @_naghmehpour DOP: @rwdfilm Creative Director: Emily Cameron Executive Producer: @angus_dunsire Producer: @luciehorton Executive Producer / MD: @trinepillay Executive Producer: @Stephanie_e_walton Producer: @elliotttagg PM: @kovalevskayanna DA & 2nd Unit Director: @jamila.adwani PA: @barneyhartwill Casting: @kharmelcochranecasting Location Manager: Johnny Bamford Location Assistant: Cadre Moodie 1st AD: @simonashen 2nd AD: Kai Rajakulasingam Runner: Alex Ashen, Alex Adcock 1st AC: @sararahrah1000_ 2nd AC: Ashley Rees Camera trainee: Amber Amare Grip: Dave Macnulty Camera Van Driver: Gary Smith Video Playback: Nick Baker DP 2nd Unit: Ian Forbes 1st AC 2nd Unit: Julian Lalinde Sound Mixer: Quillon Larratt Boom: Garie Kan Gaffer: Simon Ingram Spark: Zac Kassapi Spark: George Purser Ice Cream Van: Matthew Mears Precision Driver: Alex Wilson Set Designer: Ricky Eyres Set Stylist: Noelle Eyres Wardrobe Stylist: @frankgallacher Wardrobe Assistant: Lorraine Sibanda MUAH: @natashalawes Food Stylist: @nicholas_ghirlando Medic: Ben Granata Post Production: @okaystudio Producer: @neumallds Editor: @jo_is_editing Colour Post Production: @rascalstudio_ Colourist: @timotheous Audio Post Production: @soundsgoodaud.io Sound Design: @martyleitner Music: The The - This is The Day Music Supervision: opm.london Camera kit: @panavisionofficial Lighting kit: @prolightlondon Cast: @xevamorgan , @forrestbothwell

Our fairytale for @ffern has been given a staff pick 🙌 Thank you to the many many wonderful people that were involved in this special project and to the @vimeostaffpicks team Here are some stills from the project. Elena Heatherwick doing @elenaheatherwick things ✨

Elena Heatherwick & Angus Dunsire co-direct ‘A Ffern Fairytale’ for Ffern. Children across the land travel deep into their imaginations and dream up characters for a spring fairytale. on #DirectorsLibrary ↗ 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘦𝘯𝘵 “𝘸𝘢𝘵𝘤𝘩” 𝘵𝘰 𝘳𝘦𝘤𝘦𝘪𝘷𝘦 𝘢 𝘷𝘪𝘦𝘸𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘬 💬 @elenaheatherwick @angus_dunsire

When Life Gives You Oranges • A Ffern Documentary While musing on Italy for our Summer 24 season, with the help of directors Elena Heatherwick and Angus Dunsire, we encountered one of London’s best kept secrets, to be found at 136 Clerkenwell Road. Casa Italiana San Vincenzo Pallotti (@casaitalianauk ) - known to its members as ‘The Club’ - is a historic Italian social club that has been a cornerstone of London’s Italian community since its establishment in 1960. We have been incredibly fortunate that The Club has welcomed us into their world with immense generosity and joy - and helped us to make this film in celebration of their Tuesday lunch club. In the hope that The Club can continue for another sixty-four years, we have helped to set up a fundraiser for them. You can donate to this by following the link in our stories, or visiting http://ffern.co/casaitaliana 🍊🇮🇹🌞 Directed: @elenaheatherwick & @angus_dunsire Produced by: @pal__studios Executive producer: Emily Cameron Cinematographer: @laura.aglr 1st AC: @chlsbrnrd , @hcolemanfilm Sound Recordists: @benja.schweimler , Sam Thomas DIT: @damienhockey Edit: @pal__studios Colourist: @kawolinem Sound Design & Mix: @willberridgesound Production Assistant: @franch_the_rad Titles & Graphic Design: @julian_roberts @irvingandco With huge thanks to @massimopini for his support throughout making this film

New work for the excellent @ffern.co 🌞 Starring: @samleesong Creative Director: Emily Cameron @ffern.co Production @pal__studios Written & Directed @peterfranklynbanks Producers: @angus_dunsire @sophia_seymour_says_ Cinematography: @srafinney 1st AC: @billygadd 2nd AC: @richrd.nj Location Producer: @dadahain Assistant Producers: @catreeona_ @franch_the_rad Stylist: @hopelawrie Music: @averythebright Cellist: @enelsoncello Colourist: @timotheous @no8ldn Sound Design & Mix: @martyleitner @soundsgoodaud.io

Tap dancing in The Rhubarb Triangle for @ffern.co Thank you to the talented Paige for this impromptu dance. We’re doing our best to channel your energy into the week 💫

THE RHUBARB TRIANGLE - A Short Documentary for @ffern.co 💫 Last November we loaded up the car and headed up to West Yorkshire’s famous ‘Rhubarb Triangle’ to find the growers who are still producing this magical plant.It’s been such a heartwarming experience getting to know the Cooks, who, following a very random knock on the door, welcomed us in and immediately offered us a cup of tea and have been a total joy to collaborate with! Every step of this film has been made with our baby daughter in our arms -or in the arms of our very lovely crew and cast!♥️ @leilas_shop On growing and forcing rhubarb on the Cook’s family farm: “The technique was honed in the late Victorian years when proximity to collieries for cheap coal (to heat the sheds) and mills for wool shoddy (to fertilise the sheds) were advantages. There are just a handful of growers now, it involves heavy work, much that needs to be done by hand - lifting and laying crowns from field to shed and pulling to harvest. New crowns are split every year and then spend two years outdoors before they are strong enough to be lifted into the sheds; harvested and then discarded. It is a slow return. The Cooks grow several varieties to spread and prolong the season- Stockbridge, Harbinger & Arrow, Timberly & Victoria. A colossal Amazon warehouse sits where the colliery once was and building developments, mostly warehouses, threaten the fields all around .” Huge thanks to Jonathan & Susie Westwood for their time and knowledge + @rhubarbrobert for so generously taking us round their farm and introducing us to the Cooks! @farmercook_