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Reece Cargan

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Reece is a BAFTA nominated and RTS award winning producer and founder of production companies ‘Bombito productions’ & ‘Randan’. Reece was selected by Screen International as an inaugural Rising Star Scotland.  Reece has produced numerous award winning shorts and recently co-produced his first two features with support from Screen Scotland:  1. Midwinter Break - a drama feature based on the book by Bernard MacLaverty directed by Polly Findlay with Shoebox Films and Film4.  2. Where Dragons Live by Suzanne Raes – a documentary co production with Docmakers & NTR- which premiered at Sheffield Doc fest in June 2024  Randan work across TV and film and have a number of projects in development, production and post. Reece is working across a varied slate of projects that span drama, documentary and animation.  Reece is a proud alumnus of EAVE Producers Workshop, BFI Insight, FLEX, Rotterdam Lab and Torino Film Lab.  Reece – as his slate attests, is passionate about working with and turning up the volume of queer talent, with a focus on intersectional LGBTQIA+ stories & voices.

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Co-Producer:
2024  Where Dragons Live

Executive Producer:
2024  Hot Young Geek Seeks Blood-Sucking Freak
2024  Park Life
2024  Where Dragons Live

Producer:
2018  Birthday Candles
2021  Everyman
2021  Prosopagnosia
2021  The Punishment
2022  Who Am I Now
2023  Clean
2023  Just Jackie
2023  Living with It
2024  Hot Young Geek Seeks Blood-Sucking Freak
2024  Park Life
2024  Where Dragons Live
????  Keith

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