Psykey Films

12/04/2024

Join Academy-Award winning filmmaker of Netflix sensation 'My Octopus Teacher', Craig Foster, as he discusses the power of nature and our place within it.

Tickets now available!
Coming to Emmanuel Centre London, May 30th!

Book an audience with the most exciting names in culture and entertainment. Fane specialises in producing and curating spoken word events.

26/03/2024

Recent Commission: A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE

Happy to announce our recent role, logging BTS content and EPK interviews with cast and crew for this latest thrilling instalment of the Quiet Place series!

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Paramount Pictures

Discover why our world went quiet. Watch the new trailer for : Day One - only in theatres June 28.TEXT ‘BE QUIET’ TO 929-202-SHHH (7444) OR TAP H...

26/03/2024

BAFTA winning Crab Day won best British Short Animation this year.

A young boy faces the moral dilemma of meeting his father's and societial expectations, surrounding a crab on the brink of slaughter.

Bring tissues!

As part of a fishing community’s annual ritual, a young boy must kill his first crab in order to become a man and gain his father’s approval.Read our exclusi...

23/02/2024

Signed Edition Liv Tyler prints now available!

I'm a portrait artist who enjoys drawing pictures of inspiring characters in popular culture. I then sometimes attend events such as premieres and book signings, in the hopes my drawing might be signed by the actors and actresses who play them :)

Liv Tyler is my latest addition! (Galaxy Con, 2023)

Please visit my store, Kittenfish@rt, for prints of this, and other stars including:

Angelina Jolie
Tom Hardy
Elijah Wood

https://linktr.ee/tamomalley

See you there! x

21/02/2024

The latest from Psykey Films can now be found on Linktree!
View for all the latest news and projects, including a special visit on a talk by Bettany Hughes! 🏺

https://www.linktr.ee/tamomalley

21/02/2024

Recent Commission: M:I DEAD RECKONING - (Parts 1 & 2)

We are delighted to share news on our recent role, logging BTS content and EPK interviews with cast and crew for this enduring action series!

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Paramount Pictures

29/10/2023

Recent Project: UNTOLD: SWAMP KINGS

Follow the legendary Florida Gators as they undergo the blood, sweat and tears of becoming championship winners - Both in their personal and professional lives.

Now available on Netflix!

After a blazing run in the 1990s under Coach Steve Spurrier, the University of Florida’s winning streak had dried up by 2005. Enter Urban Meyer, the Gators’ ...

08/12/2022

A message from Downton Abbey actor, Peter Egan:

Dear supporter,

It’s Peter Egan here. I’m a British film and television actor and animal activist. I was at Westminster on Monday representing you and all the animals who suffer at the hands of the meat industry.

I want to update you on what happened.

Animal Equality UK has just released a new investigation and report alongside The Animal Law Foundation which was featured in the Guardian.

The investigation confirmed what many of us have suspected for years now: that Britain’s so-called ‘world-leading animal welfare standards’ exist only on paper and bear no resemblance to what’s really happening to animals on UK farms.

For decades, I’ve heard politicians boast about Britain’s animal protection laws. And yet at the same time, I’ve seen the images and watched the videos that organisations like Animal Equality have published showing the reality facing millions of innocent animals.

Here’s what was documented:

- Piglets having their tails cut off routinely on farms without pain relief.

- Cows on dairy farms who can barely walk because they’re forced to walk day in, day out on concrete floors, carrying unnaturally high volumes of milk in their udders.

- Chickens who can’t stand up because their bones have buckled under their enormous weight. They’re unable to reach water and they die of thirst.

- Salmon who are slaughtered while still conscious.

The words spoken by politicians have never matched up to the evidence.

That’s why earlier this week, I accompanied Abigail and her team to an event held at Westminster to show MPs and Government ministers that we intend to take action.

We presented over 70,000 signatures gathered on our petition so far.

If you’ve seen any of Animal Equality’s investigation videos, you will understand why this work is so important.

In 2018, I watched a video captured by an Animal Equality investigator inside a pig farm called Fir Tree Farm. The investigator had put a hidden camera inside the farm building and it captured everything.

The video showed a worker jabbing the pigs repeatedly with a pitchfork and kicking them in the face and head. There was one pig that he picked on in particular. She was so helpless.

I remember watching as he jumped over the wall into her enclosure and followed her around, kicking her in her face and belly. She tried to escape but there was nowhere to go.

She could only turn around and cower against one of the walls, hoping he’d leave her alone. But he didn’t. He came back, standing over her, staring into her face and kicking her again and again.

She was so helpless and no one was there to stop him.

The workers also left a pig who was hurt without veterinary care for two days before eventually shooting her. Perhaps worst of all, the workers were laughing while they were doing it.

I was outraged and even just thinking about it now makes me angry.

Fortunately, thanks to the work of Animal Equality and the investigator, the men were caught and prosecuted. But this is the exception rather than the rule.

Animal Equality cannot police the entire meat industry. They can’t send an investigator to every farm.

That means that, right now, there are animals out there being abused by workers. They’re alone and in pain, and they can’t understand why someone keeps hurting them.

That’s why this new campaign is so important. Only the Government has the resources to police the meat industry. To help animals on farms across the country, we must hold the Government to its duty of protecting animals.

Now, while we focus on the campaign ahead, I would like to draw your attention to something I thought about while watching the video from Fir Tree Farm that day.

Watching that video gave me another valuable insight into the lives of the brave activists who venture into factory farms and slaughterhouses to uncover all manner of animal abuses.

I’m talking about the investigators who see animals suffering and must find it so hard. And yet they make the difficult decision to go back again day after day to do more because they feel they have a duty to help animals.

The images Animal Equality’s investigators have captured inside factory farms across the UK are the reason we are able to fight for change. Without the evidence they’ve gathered, we would not have such a strong case to take to the Government.

Investigators are the true heroes and we must do everything we can to support them and their vital work.

Just as they leave the farm one day and return the next, we must come back once more, even more determined, to fight for the animals who are abused and neglected inside factory farms across the country.

That is how long-term change is achieved.

So with that said, I ask you to please support them, their bravery and the incredible change for animals they inspire by donating to Animal Equality today.

All donations to Animal Equality are currently being matched by another generous donor. This means your support will go twice as far.

For example, if you make a £30 donation, the other donor will also make the same £30 donation. This means £60 will go to help animals. That’s £30 extra going to help animals at no extra cost to you.

And if you set up a monthly donation, the other donor will match your monthly donations for an entire year.

For example, if you set up a monthly donation of £10 per month, the other donor will also make the same £10 donation every month with you for the next twelve months. That’s an extra £120 donated to help animals at no extra cost to you.

It’s an amazing opportunity, so please support the investigators. No doubt they are out there at this very moment, collecting the evidence that will inspire tomorrow’s change. They deserve our support.

https://animalequality.org.uk/a-message-from-peter-egan/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=enforcement&utm_content=peter-quote

23/11/2022

Peace on earth, begins at home.
Lovely animation and sentiment in this festive Christmas advert 🌲⭐️

19/10/2022

'She reimagines Emily, tossing aside the image of a shy, sickly recluse, replacing it with an antiheroine, whose refusal to fit in with the ordered world is a source of strength, rather than weakness. Yes, Emily, into whom Mackey breathes intensely tangible life, suffers panic attacks when away from Haworth, but are these not simply the anguished cries of one separated from her first love?'

The author of Wuthering Heights is no sickly recluse in actor turned director Frances O’Connor’s sensuous, spine-tingling feature debut

11/10/2022

I don't use social media much, but had to hop on and share. Moved to hear this news. There was always something special about Angela, a light behind those wise eyes and something about her and her work which proved soothing to the soul. The way she would light up in interviews when talking about her beloved husband, and the sheer love and optimism this lady radiated. She was a tonic, no doubt to those who knew her personally.

Bittersweet news. Time for a rerun of some of her greats, I reckon.

The actor Angela Lansbury, best known as Jessica Fletcher in the TV series Murder, She Wrote and for numerous film and theatre roles, has died aged 96. She died in her sleep on Tuesday, just five days before her 97th birthday, her family has announced.

Lansbury was born in London in 1925, to Irish actor Moyna Macgill and Edgar Lansbury, a politician and timber merchant who died when she was nine. Following the Blitz, Lansbury, two of her siblings and her mother relocated to the US, where she trained at New York’s Feagin School of Drama and Radio. She went on to receive an Oscar nomination for her first film role, aged 19, in the 1944 film Gaslight, and starred in the hit film National Velvet, as well as a steady stream of other MGM productions during the 1940s.

After more minor roles, Lansbury came to prominence once again in the 1962 film The Manchurian Candidate, however it wasn’t until 1966, when she took the lead title in the musical Mame, that she reached widespread prominence.

However, she will be best known to many for playing the role of Jessica Fletcher in the US crime drama Murder, She Wrote. An international success, the whodunit drama ran from 1984 and 1996 and made a global star of the actor who played its lead, a crime writer and would-be detective. She also exec produced the show, via Corymore Productions, a production company she started with her late husband Peter Shaw, who died in 2003. Lansbury also notably voiced Mrs Potts in the 1991 Disney film Beauty and the Beast.

Lansbury received five Tony Awards, six Golden Globes and an Olivier Award as well as an Honorary Oscar and a Lifetime Achievement Award from BAFTA over the course of her career. In 2014 she was made by a dame by Queen Elizabeth II.

06/09/2022

Here we go again! 🎬
Coming soon, to Science Channel & Yesterday

Image credit: Dominic Selwood

14/07/2022

Talk about living the dream. For the past 40 years, Ken Smith has lived a solitary and reclusive life, in the wilderness of Scotland's Treig. It's been an adventure of discovery and self-realisation, and he's loved every second of it.

But as Ken reaches his twilight years, new challenges have presented themselves in the form of ill health. A moving and candid lens in to the life of a wonderful man, with the message that usually the simplest things in life really are the most meaningful.

The Hermit of Treig - On iPlayer

www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0011hp3

An elderly hermit questions whether he can live out his last years in the wilderness.

13/07/2022

🎥 Recent project:
SMOKE & STEEL: SECRETS OF THE MODERN WORLD

Join presenter Shini Somara as she weaves her way through decades of the spectacular innovations behind the engineering and architecture we know and love today.

📺 Now available on Yesterday Channel


Image © LAS Productions

13/07/2022

A few months ago, Chris and I paid homage to one of our favourite inspirations, H.R Giger (creator of Alien), on a trip to visit his grave and the Giger Museum, in Switzerland.

"Customs once thought my pictures were photos. Where on earth could I have photographed my subjects? Hell, perhaps?" - HRG

Giger's Gravestone
Gruyeres
Switzerland
Spring 2022

18/05/2022

We've recently worked alongside Sky Arts on a special programme going behind-the-scenes with the cast and crew of 'Straight Line Crazy', to accompany its live broadcast release in cinemas on 26th May.

The stage show can be enjoyed at the Bridge Theatre, London.

This one-off programme about the show airs soon on Sky Arts - watch this space!

29/11/2021

Channel 4's investigation in to the appalling cruelty of UK chicken farms, supplying all the well-known supermarkets and 'Red Tractor Approved'. Ten years ago, programmes like this would never have made television. Now people are learning the truth behind the 'welfare approved!' labels for themselves, and the tables are turning. And not a moment before time. (Disturbing scenes)
https://www.channel4.com/programmes/the-truth-about-your-chicken-dispatches

With over a billion chickens eaten each year, a look at industrial farming in the UK

07/11/2021

Always feels crazy this time of year to be wrapping up projects that won't air until next summer. We've enjoyed our recent collaboration with our friends at Raw Productions, which will hit screens on Netflix in 2022 🎬🎉