Something Will Disappear

Savage Mills is a multi award winning production company founded by filmmakers Emma Savage and Ernest Mills in 2008.

Savage Mills began making short films which garnered awards and took them to film festivals around the world, including The BFI London Film festival, Cannes, Palm Springs and Kiev. Other early artist work included a collaboration with Elastic Theatre on an innovative multi screen immersive film, Julius, which was Installed at Rome’s Museum of Modern Art.

As Savage Mills honed their craft, alongside their passion for fiction regular clients included BENCH, Action for Children and Glynbourne Opera house. In recent years they have become increasingly involved in the Theatre world, working regularly with West End theatres producing video marketing material as well as the Bush and Arcola Theatres, creating behind-the-scenes shorts as well as cinematic trailers for upcoming shows. In 2018 two of their trailers were nominated for Best Theatre Trailer at the Theatre Technology Awards for which they took home the prize for Spun.

Theatres includes: White Millionaire Emma’s, This (Isn’t) A True Story, Level Up

Maymuna is an actor who is a member of the National Youth Theatre, Almeida Young Company Alumni and Old Vic Summer School.

Theatre includes: The Wave (Almeida Young Company)

Rwan is an actor who is a member of National Youth Theatre, RADA Young Company and a Almeida Young Company alumni.

Dylan has been a member of the Almeida Academy since the age of 5 and has acted in a number of its productions. He also plays the drums in the kids band “Sugar Rush” and played a set at the Extinction Rebellion climate change protests in the Mall in 2019. He is also a devoted Arsenal fan.

For the Almeida: Three Sisters; Oresteia; Macbeth.

Theatre Includes: Blood Wedding (Young Vic); Roundelay (Southwark Playhouse); The Crucible (The Old Vic Theatre); To Kill a Mockingbird (Manchester Royal Exchange); The Golden Dragon (Arcola and UK Tour); Billy Liar (West Yorkshire Playhouse); An Argument About Sex (Tramway/Traverse Theatre); Three Sisters (Manchester Royal Exchange); An Ideal Husband (Manchester Royal Exchange); King Arthur (Arcola Theatre); Ana in Love (Hackney Empire); Separate Tables (Manchester Royal Exchange); Only the Lonely (Birmingham Rep); Becket (Theatre Royal Haymarket); Three Women (Riverside Studios); Wonderful Beast: Maps of Desire (Southwark Playhouse); Dance of Death (Lyric Theatre); Habitat (Manchester Royal Exchange); Maps of Desire (Southwark Playhouse); Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Liverpool Playhouse); Henry V (RSC); The Comedy of Errors (RSC); Macbeth (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Much Ado About Nothing (Cheek By Jowl); Orpheus (Actors Touring Company); The Belle Vue (Actors Touring Company); Ion (Actors Touring Company; Celestina (Actors Touring Company); Hedda Gabler (English Touring Theatre); The Invisible Woman (Gate Theatre); A Little Satire (Gate Theatre); The Candidate (Manchester Royal Exchange); The House of Mirth (Cambridge Theatre Company); Postcards from Rome (West Yorkshire Playhouse); A Working Woman (West Yorkshire Playhouse); Tess of the d’Ubervilles (West Yorkshire Playhouse); The Winter’s Tale (Acter USA University Tours); Romeo and Juliet (Acter USA University Tours); Mary Stuart (Battersea Arts Centre); God Say Amen (ESC); The Old Devils (Theatre Clwyd); A Handful of Dust (Shared Experience); High Society (Victoria Palace Theatre); The Passion (NT Cottesloe ); Julius Caesar (NT Olivier); The York Mysteries.

Television includes: New Tricks; Midsomer Murders; Kingdom; Eastenders; Elizabeth I; Doctors; 10th Kingdom; An Evil Streak; Kavanagh QC; Heartbeat; Animal Ark; Surgical Spirit; Boon; Heart of the Country; Growing Rich; Poirot; The Good Guys; Mother Love; Hotel Du Lac; Flesh and Blood; Lillie; The Nearly Man; Crown Court; Persuasion.

Film includes: Des Gens Qui S’Embrassent; In Love with Alma Cogan; Esther Khan; Anna and the King; Strapless; Lionheart: The Children’s Crusade; A Passage to India; The Magic Box; Sunday Bloody Sunday; A Severed Head; Accident; The Servant; Carry on Nurse.

Theatre includes: A Christmas Carol (Old Vic), Troilus and Cressida, The Last Days of Don Juan, King Lear (RSC); Elmina’s Kitchen, St Joan, Emperor Jones, The Royal Hunt of the Sun (National Theatre). He has been touring his play Sancho – Act of Remembrance since 2016.

Television includes: Peep Show, Babylon, You, Me and the Apocalypse, Timeless, Rellik, The End of the F'ing World, Noughts and Crosses and Avenue 5.

Film includes: The Beach, In the Name of the Father.

Theatre includes: Summer and Smoke (Almeida/West End); A Doll’s House (Lyric Hammersmith); Rutherford and Son (National Theatre); An Adventure (Bush Theatre); King Lear; A Midsummer Night's Dream (Shakespeare's Globe); Life of Galileo (Young Vic); Image of an Unknown Young Woman (Gate Theatre); Dara; Behind The Beautiful Forevers (National Theatre); Macbeth (Park Armory New York/Manchester International Festival); The Taming of the Shrew; Much Ado About Nothing (RSC); The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning (National Theatre Wales).

Television includes: Lady Parts; Temple; Brexit: The Uncivil War; Sex Education; Hang Ups; Ill Behaviour; Black Mirror; Call the Midwife; Fresh Meat.

Film includes: Mughal Mowgli; The Children Act; Cinderella.​