We work with filmmakers to create stunning, cinematic films that inspire and move audiences. Our team is always up for a challenge and is continually looking for new and innovative ways to deliver projects.
Dirty Looks loves independent films. We know that indie filmmakers are the backbone of the UK film industry, and we want to help them make the most impactful work. We often support projects from up-and-coming talent as well as stories which resonate with Dirty Looks’ values and champion causes we deeply care about.
We are powered by 100% renewable energy and we are exploring ways to reuse the heat generated by our computing. We are working with our supplier base to reduce our emissions.
We are working in partnership with Deep Green, the sustainable data centre company, on a project which repurposes the heat generated by our post-production computing and contributes it to community swimming pools, for free.
Dirty Looks is joining the campaign to contribute heat to 1500 UK pools!
Still from Swimming With Men, dir. Ollie Parker
Documentary Feature | Disney | IMAX Theatrical/Streaming
Dirty Looks handled DI editorial, VFX, and full delivery for the Oasis documentary directed by Will Lovelace & Dylan Southern. The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival followed by worldwide IMAX & cinema plus streaming on Disney+ late 2026.
Feature Film | Met Film | Theatrical
Dirty Looks handled full picture post-production on Lady, the feature directorial debut of Samuel Abrahams. Blending mockumentary with magical realism, the film follows Lady Isabella, a lonely, narcissistic aristocrat who manipulates a struggling director into documenting her every move.
Feature Film | Netflix | Theatrical/Streaming
Dirty Looks completed full picture post production on the new Netflix feature film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. We served as the technical and creative hub for its Digital Film Digital (DFD) workflow.
8-part episodic | BBC Studios | Broadcast/iPlayer
Dirty Looks provided DI editorial and delivery for Mint, the highly anticipated TV debut from director Charlotte Regan. Starring Emma Laird and Loyle Carner, the series is a darkly comic, unconventional dive into the inner workings of a crime family—captured through the eyes of a daughter searching for love in a chaotic world.
Feature Documentary | Rustic Canyon Pictures & Phantoscopic | Theatrical
Dirty Looks delivered full picture post production on Broken English, an intimate documentary about Marianne Faithfull by artist filmmakers Jane Pollard and Iain Forsyth.
