Territorial Film Developments is film production company launched to offer potential investors a sophisticated, clear, realistic commercial investment on a raft of quality, commercial projects, produced by an energetic team which includes seasoned film industry professionals with a solid track record in production, financing, sales and distribution.

Our objective is to demonstrate that low budget doesn't need to mean low return. TFD taps into a pool of proven, skilled and often award-winning filmmakers and technicians in the production sector.

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Fri, 18.01.08, Richard Sheppard
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A short film by a Chicago creative troupe.

Same reptile, different scale

Sat, 05.01.08, Simon Collins

 

The Australian

  Same reptile, different scale

    * It's a snappy coincidence that two filmmakers are tackling the
      same subject: deadly crocodiles. *Sandy George* reports
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Cowan, Wheeldon set up TFD

Sat, 05.01.08, Simon Collins

VARIETY INTERNATIONAL

Posted: Tue., Feb. 20, 2007, 8:28am PT

Cowan, Wheeldon set up TFD

Prouction company will produce low budget genre fare

By ARCHIE THOMAS

LONDON — Brit producers Paul Cowan and Chris Wheeldon have pacted to launch Territorial Film Developments, a production outfit that will finance and produce three low-budget pics a year.

The new company, which has attracted Enterprise Investment Scheme coin, will focus on horror and comedy titles with budgets below $2 million.

AV, Capitol close further Berlin sales

Sat, 05.01.08, Simon Collins

FROM VARIETY 

Posted: Tue., Feb. 20, 2007, 7:58am PT

AV, Capitol close further Berlin sales

EFM deals for 'Black Water,' 'Robbery,' 'Shrooms'

By ED MEZA BERLIN — International sales companies continue to ratchet up sales in the wake of last week's European Film Market in Berlin.

London-based AV Pictures sold "Black Water," an Australian crocodile thriller based on true events, to 11 territories, including Presidio Film in Japan, FEG in Benelux and Notro Films in Spain.

Cowan and Wheeldon kick off new UK genre production outfit TFD

Sat, 05.01.08, Simon Collins

Cowan and Wheeldon kick off new UK genre production outfit TFD

Wendy Mitchell in London

20 Feb 2007 15:56

Paul Cowan and Chris Wheeldon have launched new UK production company Territorial Film Developments (TFD), which will finance and produce at least three thrillers or comedies per yer with a budget under $1.9m (£1m).

AV Pictures closes Berlin deals on Black Water and Daylight Robbery

Sat, 05.01.08, Simon Collins

AV Pictures closes Berlin deals on Black Water and Daylight Robbery

Wendy Mitchell in London

20 Feb 2007 04:00

London-based sales company AV Pictures finished this year's EFM with a slew of deals on several films in its slate.

Australian crocodile thriller Black Water sold to 11 territories including Presidio Film in Japan, FEG in Benelux and Notro Films in Spain. Andrew Traucki and David Nerlich are directing and Michael Robertson is producing. Diana Glenn, Maeve Dermody, Andy Rodoreda star.

Wheeldon, Cowan team for TFD production

Sat, 05.01.08, Simon Collins

The Hollywood Reporter
 
By Stuart Kemp

Feb 21, 2007

LONDON -- Longtime production executives Paul Cowan and Chris Wheeldon have united to form U.K. production banner Territorial Film Developments, the duo said Tuesday.

TFD aims to finance and produce "at least three in-house, low-budget movies per year in the horror-thriller and comedy genres," the parties said.

The debut movie, penciled in to be titled "Black Water," was being presold at last week's European Film Market by U.K. sales outfit AV Pictures.

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