Frequently Asked Questions

We have a form below, where you can submit documents and/or contact us.

Please only contact us through the form.

If you feel as though our work aligns with you, we welcome introductions. When contacting us, please include your showreel, Spotlight link (or CV) and your bases. 

We recommend keeping your email short and direct.

We ask that you include your CV, showreel (if applicable), bases and what area of production you work in/are interested in working in. It can be hard to place somebody without knowing the department they belong to.

Please keep emails specific and to the point. 

Please do not send us material on social media. Company DMs are not monitored, therefore you are much more likely to get a response from us via email.

DMs to our personal social media platforms will be deleted.

Follow us on @eveningcatprods for the latest updates on our previous and current projects.

We have a casting and crew call out page right here on our website, where we occasionally post call outs.

We advise checking there to get the best idea of our upcoming projects and requirements.

If you have submitted a script or synopsis and haven't heard from us after six weeks, it is likely your project is not the right fit for us*. Please do not send repeat scripts unless we explicitly request you to do so.

We do receive all emails, though depending on the time of year, we may have a large volume of messages; we cannot necessarily respond to everybody who approaches us.

We ask that actors and crew do not send us repeat introductions within a six week period.

*Read more about our preferred projects below or at About Us.

If you're interested in collaborating with us, we ask that you initially send a short introductory email, which includes a brief synopsis of the script. 

If we are interested in developing the script/idea, we will be in touch. Should we reject the submission, please do not be disheartened; it may be that we are already developing something similar, or that we are not the right people to produce the script.

We cannot guarantee feedback on every submission we receive. 

We produce female-led stories. At present, we are interested in bouncy, optimistic scripts, that have lots of colour and room for exciting costume decisions. We do not produce horror.

Should we take on a script, the writer will maintain full credit over the physical script and shall be credited fully as such, including after development.