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Grayson/Webster Productions is a new independent film entity set up by two enthusiastic film makers. Our aim is to bring excellence and originality to independent film.

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John Commando is the story of a reluctant hero, who has abandoned his career in the military. After taking refuge in peaceful surroundings with his son, he is unable to appreciate the tranquillity as strange creatures invade his home. John must battle this new enemy and deal with the moral choices he once made as they come back to haunt him.

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The Cellar Project

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The Cellar Project

The film focuses on the kidnapping of two men and their subsequent captivity. One of the captors is forced to watch the brutal murder of his girlfriend and the other is forced into an act, which will shatter him completely.

Both are forced to contemplate their own existence as they realise that they may not escape with their lives.

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Eyes in

Our first production, has been aired across Europe via a channel called Propeller TV.

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Eyes In

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On a night like any other, a driver witnesses an incident that draws him to question his own morals. And in the frantic few minutes that follow, he desperately searches the deepest reaches of himself to find an answer.

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Script Factory (Shorts)

The Last Seduction (30 pages)

Set in victorian times, the story follows the unnatural relationship between a human and a vampire. (More)

 

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Script Factory

The Calling

A cross section of society simultaneously experience an uncontrollable desire to undertake a mass pilgrimage to an unknown destination. (More)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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