EXCLUSIVE: Production quietly began last month in London on pandemic-inspired feature Alone, which marks the directorial debut of Kirsty Bell, CEO of UK financier Goldfinch. The film is one of the …
Conceived by Bell in the first week of lockdown and written in short order throughout confinement, the black and white film charts six interlinked narratives after the cast and crew of a film are sent home from set.Set to complete mid-August, the production will shoot at Twickenham Studios and other parts of London this week and then a skeleton crew will travel to France the following week to film Jacobi’s part.
Ben Charles Edwards produces and Sergio Delgado is director of photography. Philippe Martinez is executive producer and script comes from Elizabeth Morris and Dominic Wells. Florida-based MSR Media will handle sales. The film got production insurance but began before the announcement of last week’s government-backed Covid-specific insurance scheme: “We’ve gone to the nth degree to make sure everyone is safe. Our cast and crew have been really happy to get back to work,” Bell told us.
The production has been following the UK’s on-set protocols, she explained: “We have a Covid officer, we all had Covid training, cast are tested by our on-set medic every day they come to set, the set is cleaned every morning and end of day, everyone wears masks and/or visors, there are no more than six crew members on set at any time and never more than one cast member on set, and we have regular coronavirus briefings.
She continued: “As with most people, lockdown came with its challenges and constraints. It also created opportunities for me personally and for our business. Creating and producing, and having the opportunity to direct my first feature, has provided a much-needed focus and challenge for both myself and our team. We had to find new ways of working in these unprecedented circumstances and do things we wouldn’t normally.
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