Forty Foot Pictures
Film and television production for audiences, working with emerging and established talent
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Forty Foot Pictures
Forty Foot Pictures is an independent film and television production company founded by producer Collie McCarthy. It develops and produces features, television projects and short films.
The company works with emerging and established talent and is based in London and Dublin. Its projects include the Netflix Original feature *I Used to Be Famous* and the mockumentary *Fran the Man*.
Product: Development and production of feature films, television projects and short films.
Jobs at Forty Foot Pictures
Leadership
- Collie Mccarthy · FOUNDER / PRODUCERSource: company website
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