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Short Films
Fertility Daze (2021) – director, producer, co-writer, animation director
Biscuit Thief (2020) – director, producer, co-writer, cinematographer, editor
The Future Workplace (2019) – director, producer, co-writer, cinematographer, editor
Night Terror (2018) – director, producer, writer, cinematographer, editor
Reflections of a Private Eye (2018) – director, producer, writer
Phones Off (2017) – writer (dialogue
No Frame is an Island (2017) – contributing filmmaker, press liaison
Requital (2016) – producer
Cycle Path (2009) – director, producer, writer (dialogue), editor, cinematographer
Fertility Daze
2021 | romantic comedy | 19m | 1.78:1 | colour | silent | IMDb
Tom and Eve have five days to make a baby, but events conspire to keep them from their quality time. In other words... the best laid plans won't get them laid.
This silent rom-com mixes live action and animation, and was conceived by Andy Gunn and storyteller Daiva Ivanauskaitė. The project won the Greenlight Script Pitch competition and is currently in post-production.
KATIE POWER TIM BARROW FERTILITY DAZE CATRIONA HAMILTON associate producers GRAEME CASSELS PETER CRELLEN executive producers SEAN LIONADH JAMES GOI, JR MATTHEW McCLURE music by CHRISTOPHER BELSEY edited by ELETTRA ARNELL costume designer ELIZABETH HARVEY production designer AKVILĖ DIRMAUSKAITĖ director of photography GEORGE HARWOOD produced by OLIVIA REITALA ANDY GUNN written by DAIVA IVANAUSKAITĖ & ANDREW GUNN directed by ANDY GUNN
Biscuit Thief
2020 | comedy | 3m | 2.40:1 | colour | silent | Vimeo
A woman has made some shortbread. A boy wants to share.
Shot in 90 minutes one Saturday afternoon and edited that evening, with bakery provided by granny and later eaten by cast and crew.
SAMUEL BROWN DAIVA IVANAUSKAITĖ BISCUIT THIEF art director DAIVA IIVANAUSKAITĖ music by KEVIN MacLEOD cinematographer/editor ANDREW GUNN written by SAMUEL BROWN & DAIVA IVANAUSKAITĖ & ANDREW GUNN produced and directed by ANDREW GUNN
The Future Workplace
2019 | documentary | 21m | 1.78:1 | colour | english | IMDb
This documentary tracks the evolution of office design over the last three centuries, while behavioural scientist Alena Rogozhkina, architect Hatice Ozhisar and co-working expert Samantha Hulls discuss current trends and future possibilities.
This film was made for Scotland's Architecture Fringe 2019 and was shown at three events in Stirling, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
THE FUTURE WORKPLACE featuring ALENA ROGOZHKINA HATICE OZHISAR SAMANTHA HULLS sound GEMMA McADAM cinematographer/editor ANDREW GUNN music by KEVIN MacLEOD written and produced by ALENA ROGOZHKINA HATICE OZHISAR ANDREW GUNN directed by ANDREW GUNN
Night Terror
2018 | horror | 9m | 2.40:1 | colour | silent | IMDb
After putting her young son to bed, a woman is terrorised by a mysterious stalker.
A short, sharp horror made for Hallowe'en by filmmaker Andy Gunn and storyteller Daiva Ivanauskaitė.
DAIVA IVANAUSKAITĖ SAMUEL BROWN NIGHT TERROR associate producers ANTHONY CHALMERS MYKE HALL cinematographer/editor ANDREW GUNN art director DAIVA IIVANAUSKAITĖ written, produced and directed by ANDREW GUNN
Reflections of a Private Eye
2018 | film noir | 39m | 1.78:1 | colour | english | IMDb
Dick Nicely is gunned down in the comfort of his own home, and recalls the case that led to his death: a tail job for femme fatale Brigid Astor. But Brigid has her own story to tell: a deadly ride through the post-war underworld of gangsters, showbiz and forbidden love.
This film noir reinvents the private eye and femme fatale archetypes and applies an unconventional structure to a classic genre. Now available to watch on Amazon Prime Video.
KARL J. CLARIDGE NIMA SÉNE REFLECTIONS OF A PRIVATE EYE NAOMI MILLER TIM HARLEY CRAIG McEWAN score by GILES MEREDITH & CHRISTOPHER BELSEY edited by MARK FRASER costume designer ELIZABETH BROWN art director DAIVA IIVANAUSKAITĖ director of photography AARON RIVANDO story by GRAEME CASSELS & ANDREW GUNN screenplay by ANDREW GUNN produced by RYAN PASI MANDY SHANNON MYKE HALL produced and directed by ANDREW GUNN
Phones Off
2017 | comedy | 1m | 1.78:1 | colour | english | IMDb
A comedy micro-short created for use at independent film screenings. This was shot at GMAC Film in Glasgow in less than two hours, with dialogue scribbled on Post-its one hour prior.
PHONES OFF starring MYKE HALL JAN RIEBE KUMBIRAI NDORO SHEENA SCOTT RONJA BAUER MARTIN PATTERSON OLLE BORGAR ANTHONY CHALMERS sound recordist SHAUN CLARK lighting GRAHAM STEVENSON edited by C.J. LAZARETTI director of photography SCOT MORRISON written by ANTHONY CHALMERS & ANDREW GUNN produced and directed by ANTHONY CHALMERS
No Frame is an Island
2017 | anthology | 19m | 1.78:1 | colour | english | Vimeo
On 23 June 2016 the UK voted to leave the European Union, while Scotland voted to remain.
In collaboration with Undivided, Young Filmmakers Glasgow set a challenge: react to Brexit with one shot lasting 30 seconds or less. The work of 56 filmmakers was then collected into this anthology, which screened in February 2017 accompanied by a live string quartet. It's a collaborative anthology, a documentary of emotion and a unique take on the form.
produced and edited by SEAN McINALLY
Requital
2016 | thriller | 7m | 1.78:1 | colour | english | IMDb
A woman betrays her best friend in the worst possible way and must endure the vicious consequences.
Requital premièred in Glasgow on Valentine's Day 2016 and has been screened at festivals worldwide, including the London Rolling Film Festival and Ax Wound in 2016, and Jennifer's Bodies in 2017.
RACHEL LEONARD PAULA DUNN STUART SMITH REQUITAL costume designer ELIZABETH BROWN sound designer TOM HEMBLADE score by GILES MEREDITH edited by PETER J. STEWART lighting GRAHAM STEVENSON director of photography KRISTOPHER BLAIR produced by ANDREW GUNN JO OSBORNE written and directed by JO OSBORNE
Cycle Path
2009 | horror | 29m | 1.85:1 | black and white | french | IMDb
After a night on the town, a young woman loses her way home and heads into one of Glasgow's most notorious locations: the cycle tunnel under the River Clyde.
Cycle Path premièred at the Glasgow Film Theatre in October 2008 and was tweaked in early 2009. Some DVDs were burned but several home moves later, the original hard drive was lost. For Hallowe'en 2020 Andy Gunn took the video file from one of the surviving discs and cut the film from 37 minutes to 29.
REJANE MESSERLY CYCLE PATH editor/cinematographer ANDREW GUNN art directors NEIL DAX DEREK DOW produced by NEIL DAX ANDREW GUNN written by NEIL DAX directed by ANDREW GUNN