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Friday, 09 May 2008

The Mob Film Company comes to Manchester
The Mob Film Company is moving its northern headquarters to Manchester from Yorkshire this summer.

While keeping a base in Leeds for existing clients, the award-winning production company will be moving to The Triangle in July.

“We have clients in Manchester and we do a lot of our shooting there so it’s something we’ve looked at for a while,” explains Managing Director, John Brocklehurst.

“It just feels like the right time to make the move. You’ve only got to look at how much attention there’s going to be on the place when the BBC move up and we’ll have a head start on that.”

The production company is behind Sky One’s The Hogfather and has been based in Leeds for three years. As part of the expansion they’ve also announced that Mark Collins, formerly of The Gate Films will be joining them as Senior Producer.




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