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Cape Wrath Films

 

WSM is involved in providing accounting, VAT and payroll services to Cape Wrath Films Limited, an independent film production company who have been making a new feature film called ‘Edie’. They were on location in Scotland this time last year and over the last six months the pick-ups have been shot, the soundtrack  composed and recorded and the final editing completed. The lead actress in the film is Sheila Hancock who is outstanding in the role as Edie, and a young Scottish actor, Kevin Guthrie, plays opposite her.

The exciting news is that the film has been selected for the Edinburgh International Film Festival in June and Mark Stothert, the producer, is currently in final negotiations with two film distributors for the worldwide distribution rights. Paul is the Production Accountant on the film and both he and WSM Partners LLP appear in the film credits at the end.

For more details about the film see http://film.britishcouncil.org/edie and look out for it at a cinema near you when it will hopefully go on full distribution this autumn.

Paul Windsor

A fellow of the ICAEW, Paul joined the firm after training with KPMG following a degree from Aston Business School. He is a regular contributor to journals and specialist magazines and has overall responsibility for the firm's strategic growth. Paul has been working in the real estate sector for over 25 years and his portfolio includes UK developers and contractors as well as international investment funds. Paul's most recent work was to lead the financial due diligence on the recent £225m acquisition of 99 Kensington High Street, a commercial building with office, leisure and retail occupiers.

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