
We soon discovered we were telling a story with real enthusiasm and warmth. Our film is about people who have dedicated their working life to an art. We became totally absorbed and committed everything we could to telling their story.
As an independent film company we were lucky, we could ignore television production schedules or compromising deadlines. Instead we could concentrate on capturing a unique world unveiling itself.

Not only did we meet wonderful people, capturing some great stories from life but we also filmed in some of the most beautiful and idyllic places in the country. From southern chalk streams to northern salmon rivers, wild hills to pretty estuaries. Discovering The Lost World of Mr. Hardy was an unforgettable journey.
It was wonderful to have the support of Hardy's to make this film, to interview such enthusiastic people and incredible craftsmen. We also had access to an astonishing film library initiated by Hardy's in the 1920s and also uncovered the first ever colour fishing films.
New technology meant we could shoot our film in high definition but without the need for a big crew and so keep it personal. We were able to make a film of bespoke quality but with a story big enough and strong enough to be shown in a cinema anywhere in the world, an intimate, unique and enriching story with a universal message. more...