LUNAR GOLD PRODUCTIONS
Birmingham, UK.
Founded by Taran Erhart-Bains.
Dedicated to creating original, high quality audio visual content in the areas of promotional video, motion graphics and short film.
I am a British filmmaker of Austrian-Indian heritage with ambitions to create a wide ranging portfolio of work including short films, screenplays and eventually feature films. The craft of filmmaking is an art form I have a great passion for and began as an appreciation for the moving image during university productions. With a particular focus on narrative film, these creative concepts grew into practical goals and Lunar Gold was formed.
Participating in film workshops and challenges at the Midlands Art Centre has allowed me to work with a range of different age groups and expand my understanding of the filmmaking process.
Taking part in an intensive lab week consisted of forming basic storyboards, shooting schedules and treatments before operating as a production assistant or set designer with the support of Maverick TV who we pitched our initial ideas to.
Since this experience, I have continued to broaden my skillset by branching out into covering live events such as fundraising evenings as a videographer and editor. The creative industries are continually changing and therefore we always try to seek out meaningful and impacting projects such as recent music videos with Coventry based artist EYEDEN which were featured in London Newspaper Londra Gazette and upcoming dystopian short film Hoodwink.
This production company aims to bring together aspiring and established creatives to produce alternative and engaging work.
Be part of the journey...
REGIONAL SCREENINGS FOR DEADSTOCK FILM
It’s been a busy few weeks attending regional screenings for our short film Deadstock.
We would like to extend a big thanks to Arishu Films and VEEUTV for showing the film as part of their selections.
Here's a word from our founder Taran Erhart-Bains after reflecting on the experience,
"It’s been a fantastic experience screening our film in the Midlands and connecting with likeminded creatives.
Showcasing your work and receiving feedback is crucial to continue progressing so we are thankful for the opportunity.
It was also a little sentimental having the film shown at The Midlands Art Centre which I visited growing up and also Lock Work Cinemas near the University I attended".
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