About us
What we’re all about and where we came from
A few words about us
Let us introduce ourselves
Established in 2010 Kent Independent Film is a small team of four experienced and dedicated filmmakers based in Kent in the United Kingdom, with the aim of creating low budget, high production short and feature narrative films of varied genres. We have a special interest in creating a unique brand of 80s inspired horror films made using practical effects.
Along with our own productions Kent Independent Film has also joined forces with other local filmmakers, and international filmmakers to assist with the production of their short and feature films, music videos and documentaries.
Steve Davis
Writer / Director
Steve founded Kent Independent Film in 2010. He has had an interest in acting since childhood and has taken part in several feature films as an extra. It was during this time Steve’s passion for being behind the camera began. He has written several scripts and his debut feature film Christmas Slay was released onto Amazon Prime. When not working on films Steve can be found flexing in front of mirrors.
Kate Griffiths
Makeup Department Head
Kate is a multi-award winning special effects makeup artist having been involved in many feature films including Twentieth Century Fox’s ‘Logan’. Kate has also worked on several television programmes, commercials, corporate events and workshops over the years. Kate is the ‘mom’ of the team and prefers to be paid in CurlyWurlys.
Tyler Johnson
Production Assistant
Tyler is our most recent addition to the team. He joins us as Production Assistant and he assists us on the majority of our shoots, particularly for our No Glory film. Tyler is a college student who initially joined us on work experience and has since become a permanent member of the team. Tyler is training to become an airline pilot but he also has a great passion for film. The sky literally is the limit for Tyler.
Careers
We do not currently have any vacancies for new team members but this may change in the future.
