MancMade®
Productions
Independent Film, TV, Audio Drama, Podcast & Theatre Production
“The Visit started out with a great screenplay, a terrific cast and a committed crew – and even so, it came out better than I dared to hope. It’s a tiny Swiss watch of a movie, jeweled with elegy, humanity, regret … and an unstated but powerful thread of hope. I’m proud to have been involved.”
The visit
IRA man Tommy McDaid is pulled back to Manchester 25 years after he helped plant a huge bomb that devastated the City Centre and changed the course of his life forever.
The Visit is a fictional story based around the actual IRA bombing of Manchester in 1996.
Filmed on location in and around Manchester City Centre.
Written and Produced by Paul Ludden.
Exec-Producer Lee Child.
Starring Cal MacAninch.
Directed by Jake Murray.
We’ve decided to release The Visit for FREE because we want to showcase the work of the actors and crew involved in bringing this film to life to a global audience and don’t want to exclude people who cant afford a rental fee.
MancMade® Productions are currently developing a Feature Length Film Script based on The Visit Short Film.
Latest News
New Poster for Gone Fishing Short Film
I've been looking for something a little different as the Poster for our Gone Fishing Film, filming in 2024 (once we can tie up everyones diaries). James over at Le Chat Blanc Design has had chance to read the script and we've had a few chats about what the film means...
New Episode: That Great Manc Pod with Actor and Founder of Social Plug® Reece Douglas
Brilliant to chat with Reece about his acting career, which started as a child actor on Waterloo Road (at the time one of the biggest shows on TV) and his business career as the Founder of Social Plug®. Reece talks openly and very honestly to us about the issues with...
New Episode: That Great Manc Pod, Series 7, EP 1, with Author James Walton
Great to have James Walton back on That Great Manc Pod.. Writer, Filmmaker, Poet and..new Dad. James has just released his new novella, "Every Neet o' Week, published by Bent Key Publishing. It's written in the local Wigan dialect, something which James has become...
Kisses in the Dark cracks the Top30 in UK Apple Podcasts Charts
Great to see "Kisses in the Dark" at #28 in the UK Apple Podcasts Charts today.. Still building an audience 3 years after its initial release. You can LISTEN to Kisses by selecting it from the Podcasts section on this site.