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Director at Parcel of Rogues · Finlay once also set out on the long road to becoming a professional cyclist, riding for a few national teams and representing Scotland a number of times. When he turned to film in 2005 he embarked on a 4 year long collaboration with Adrian McDowall, making a number of widely screened shorts including the Grierson Best Newcomer shortlisted Standing Start (about ...
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Contact. Finlay Pretsell. FILMMAKER. Cyclovia. Time Trial Films. Douglas Gordon - Self Divided (Development) Films. A Long Winter. Ma Bar Films. Dan Deacon - The Breakaway Films.
In 2019 Finlay Pretsell set up production company Parcel of Rogues with Sonja Henrici and is working on a funded slate of projects at various stages of development and completion. Finlay has co-produced all of his films and occasionally produces with close collaborators like Martin Radich on Norfolk , a feature film starring Denis Menochet and Barry Keoghan.
Please read Understanding catalogue records for help interpreting this information and Using footage for more information about accessing this film. Title:MA BAR. Reference number:21384. Date:2008. Director:d. Adrian McDowall, Finlay Pretsell. Sponsor: Dumfries & Galloway Council, Scottish Documentary Institute, Creative Scotland.
Director Finlay Pretsell is an award-winning filmmaker who once set out on the long road to becoming a professional cyclist, riding for a few national teams and representing Scotland a number of times. Finlay’s breakthrough as a filmmaker was in 2007 with Standing Start, a short film which followed his passion for cycling (shortlisted for ...
A Visual Portrait of a Profoundly Internal Person: Finlay Pretsell on His Original Take on the Cycling Doc, Time Trial. Time Trial. by Pamela Cohn in Directors, ...
Directed by Finlay Pretsell Produced by Sonja Henrici & Finlay Pretsell 82' TIME TRIAL gives us an exhilarating and terrifying place in the race, providing an immersive experience as close to actually competing as you will ever see on film. David Millar, shrouded in darkness, declares an intention to rise again. Screen Scotland, Private Investment
