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brotherfilmco.com
Unit 307
Peckham Levels
95A Rye Lane
London
SE15 4ST
About
Brother is a creative production company and sound studio, founded by brothers.
From making skate films on VHS as kids, Brother has developed into a production company and sound studio based in Peckham, London. With a small core team and a tight network of world-class directors and crew, we pride ourselves on delivering creative work with good people.
Brother Film is our production arm. We love seeing a concept through from initial creative to final file upload, but are equally adept at jumping into a project at any stage.
Brother Music is an award-winning music and sound studio, creating bespoke scores and soundscapes for a range of directors, agencies and production companies.
We are proud to be based in Peckham and run a local event series, Peckham Filmmakers, to link up local creatives and hero their work.
We’re still enthusiastic skater kids at heart, and want that to bleed through into everything we do.
Awards
2023 Smiley Charity Film Awards – Bronze, Peoples Choice Award – The Ripple Effect https://smileycharityfilmawards.com/films/the-ripple-effect
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