Myskatonic
Genre film, television and media production for audiences and commissioning partners
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Myskatonic
Myskatonic is a genre film, television and media production company that produces short films, documentaries and music videos, and develops feature films, episodic drama and documentary series. Its work often uses horror and folk-horror conventions to explore political ideas, identity and place.
The company was formed in 2019 by writer/director Ryan Mackfall and writer/producer Kingsley Marshall. It is based in Cornwall and has produced work for major record labels and a documentary commissioned by John Gore Studios.
Product: Film, television and media production, including short films, documentaries and music videos.
Jobs at Myskatonic
Leadership
- Kingsley Marshall · Writer/ProducerSource: company website
- Ryan Mackfall · Writer/DirectorSource: company website
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