Nine Ladies Productions is an award-winning independent film production company delivering high-quality fiction, documentary, heritage, and corporate films.

 

With a strong catalogue of short and feature films, the company specialises in director-led storytelling rooted in atmosphere, character, and place. Alongside narrative cinema, Nine Ladies Productions produces heritage and documentary films that preserve local histories, uncover overlooked stories, and translate archival material into engaging, accessible screen work. These projects often involve research-led development, interviews, and sensitive engagement with communities and historical sources.

The company also delivers corporate and commissioned films, working with organisations, cultural bodies, and institutions to create clear, purposeful content without sacrificing craft or visual identity. Whether producing promotional films, branded storytelling, or internal communications, Nine Ladies Productions applies the same care and cinematic approach used in its narrative work.

Founded and led by filmmaker Stuart Wheeldon, the company brings a cohesive creative vision to every project, guiding productions from concept and script development through filming, post-production, and delivery. This approach ensures projects are both creatively distinctive and practically achievable.

Nine Ladies Productions is currently in production on its second feature film, The Search for Gillian Gold, continuing its focus on original, thoughtful, and unsettling independent cinema.

Services include:

• Feature and short film development and production

• Documentary and heritage filmmaking

• Corporate, promotional, and commissioned films

• Script development and creative consultation

• Research-led storytelling and archive-based projects

• Festival, distribution, and delivery support

Nine Ladies Productions works with partners who value story-driven filmmaking, authenticity, and a considered, professional production process — whether for cinema screens, cultural projects, or organisational storytelling.