Something very strange is happening in Fife and it's being produced in some of the most hard to reach areas of the Kingdom - namely underground, down caves, in tunnels, ditches, mines and old abandoned railways. The production is a web-based drama series made for Channel Fife TV.
Shot mainly in Fife with actors and crew also from the Kingdom, the episodes were filmed in HD during what was a very harsh winter.
Straying from tradition, the western is set in the East and features women in the leading roles. With a bizarre script, unusual locations, original music score and obligatory wild west opening graphics, the series will certainly be original.
The series which will consist of ten episodes combines a tale of revenge and redemption with the stylistic cinema world of Sergio Leone. Principal shooting will start towards the end of 2010 with some location filming in Fife and the rest in Studios.

Glass Bullet has been specialising in health promotion films and public health productions for several years and 2010 has seen a spate of infomercials and public information films produced by us for the NHS. These include a series of public information DVDs for the Polish, Urdu and Cantonese communities in Scotland, a training video about Interview Techniques for health practitioners and most recently, an animated commercial for anti-smoking campaigns.

Glass Bullet's online broadcasting partner 'Channel Fife TV' was recently featured on the BBC's Politics Show where producer Graeme Campbell was interviewed about local television and how our online Channel fits into the new coalition government's 'Big Society' plan.
The BBC crew visited Channel Fife TV in Kirkcaldy as they were filming a story about Fife country star Jackie Storrar.
Graeme was delighted the BBC was listening to filmmakers in Fife and giving him a platform for his views :
"The BBC spent time with us in Kirkcaldy, interviewing and filming us for their piece about Local Television. I've been an avid supported of local television for many years and I feel that our Channel Fife structure fits in with the current Governments' plans. Online television is just a natural progression from what we did years ago - running film festivals all over Fife. Online video and advertising is the way to go and we've always been top of the list when it comes to taking on new technology and new ways of getting the media to the people."
>> View the Politics Show here.

Glass Bullet were invited to attend a specialist post-production event at Pinewood Studios in 2010 where we visited their Avid post-production centre and met with TV producers to discuss changes in the broadcasting industry and the digital video revolution. Glass Bullet crew were also treated to a tour of the X-Men and Pirates sets.

The Glass Bullet crew were interviewed for Edinburgh radio station Leith FM and the Victoria Radio Network in Kirkcaldy this year. We spoke about our increase in commercial productions as well as some of our recent creative work and our links with online broadcaster Channel Fife TV.

Global bluechip communications company Logica commissioned Glass Bullet to produce a promotional film for a crucial pitch to win a bid for the company to supply state of the art ballot counting equipment to Local Authorities across Scotland. With help from Glass Bullet's professional film, Logica snapped up the contract and won a multi-million of pounds contract across Scotland.

With the growing importance of online television as a distribution and selling medium, Glass Bullet is investing in Channel Fife TV. The channel provides news, opportunities for filmmakers in Fife through it's equipment hire service and film review programme ‘Rushes’, as well as performing an important social role in profiling local groups and campaigns.
Glass Bullet is developing a range of programming for the channel which includes the documentary series, ‘Meteorite Man', the steam punk western ‘Legend of Black Diamond’ and the mental health themed soap opera ‘Harbour Steps’.
>> For more info, visit Channel-FIfe.tv

Top Make-Up Artist Claire McAndrew has been working on Glass Bullet's latest corporate production, 'The Legacy Man'.
Clare, who worked with Director Neil Armstrong on 'Doomsday', 'Centurion' and 'The Ninth', likes a bit of blood and gore, but she put that aside for the day to age Neil Dorward aka 'The Legacy Man', from 40 to 80 years old.
The completed film is being screened as part of Neil's Legacy talks at conferences in France and across the UK.

In January 2010 Glass Bullet client the Zodiac Dance Co. won a place in the semi-finals of Britain's Got Talent, promoting their new Scottish-themed dance routine.
Zodiac commissioned Glass Bullet to promote their new show by producing a DVD box-set of their latest stage show.

Glass Bullet's latest production 'Old Lochgelly' features footage across the decades of life as it was in the small Scottish mining town in the 20's, all the way through to present day. Hundreds of the DVDs were sold to residents of the town, as well as 'ex-pats' overseas.

Glass Bullet were commissioned to produced a DVD version of the NHS annual report, featuring interviews with the public and health professionals. This was a first for Scotland and formed part of the official annual report for 2009.

A search for Fife-based filmmaker Bob Edwards led to a fascinating documentary being shot around Fife for STV's 'This Scotland'. Glass Bullet editor Laura Binnie helped Bob Edwards compile some of his old films for the STV documentary which was produced by Robin Mitchell and Jim Hickey.

A Glass Bullet Production for Perthshire's flagship event 'The Enchanted Forest' ended in a complete sell-out with over 500 DVDs being snapped up by members of the public in just one night!
>> You can watch the trailer for the event on You Tube

Special effects guru Angie Taylor joined Glass Bullet for a chroma-screen shoot for an 80's-inspired pop video which includes aliens, quirky planets and live action performers riding through space on animated rocket ships!.
>> You can watch the music video on You Tube