Black Dog Films

Mogwai documentary 'If The Stars Had A Sound' the debut feature from Black Dog Films director Antony Crook, closes US/UK distribution deals.

Pioneers of the Screen: A tribute to Black British icons shaping film, TV, and digital media. The exhibition will be hosted at the Outernet London, running throughout Black History Month. Head down to check out just a few of our films that made the amazing selection.

Wonderland premiere the new video from Black Dog's mixed media duo PXKRW

We’re delighted to share that our film ‘RISE’ picked up a Silver Lion in Film – Not for Profit, and Gold at the Young Director Awards for Changing the World Frame by Frame. A massive achievement for everyone involved. Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity / Young Director Award

Black Dog director Antony Crook speaks to Creative Blood podcast about his new feature documentary ‘Mogwai: If the Stars Had a Sound’. From throwing out the rulebook to being given Mogwai’s music stems, from sifting through days of GoPro footage to sourcing funding to inviting fans to be part of the journey…Antony reveals the depth, detail, and devotion it takes to get a project of this scale off the ground and into the world. 

Delighted to reveal our latest project with Beavertown Brewery, this time a collaboration with Riff Raff Films. For Beavertown’s first ever TVC, Black Dog's Alice Bloomfield worked with Riff Raff’s Ed Morris on ‘Pub Stories: A Good Night Out'.

After a seven-year hiatus, the Icelandic ambient/experimental duo Kiasmos (Ólafur Arnalds and Janus Rasmussen) return with a beautiful new music video directed by Greg Barnes. 

LA-based pop prodigy Isaac Dunbar released a new electric, funk-laden track ‘Apartment A’ with a house party video from Black Dog’s Hannah Bon. 

Antony Crook's Mogwai documentary will premiere at SXSW in March. Watch the trailer on The Line of Best Fit.

Black Dog director Priya Ahluwalia graces the cover of January’s British Vogue. Featuring alongside Tolu Coker and Torishéju Dumi, the three prodigious designers of Nigerian descent, each with their own distinct style, are celebrated for their commitment to sustainability.