Paul Bruce

Paul has been making short films since 1991, having been awarded a grant from the Edinburgh Arts Council for a short film made in conjunction with Edinburgh Film & Video Access. He has also made shorts for cable tv and also for satellite tv channels . One of Paul's films 'Zombie Asockalypse' a comedy/horror animation was featured on BBC 2 on 'The Culture Show' and interviewed about the film by Mark Kermode, the BBCs noted film critic, who described the film as 'The Best Zombie film ever made in a washing machine'! The film was also nominated for best comedy at the 2012 Smalls Film Festival in London and won the 2010 Cinefringe award for best film. Paul makes quirky, offbeat comedy thrillers and animations generally featuring strong female leads and bleak, slightly twisted, ironic humour. Paul is working on 'Sockzilla!' the follow-up to Zombie Asockalypse as well as a live-action Hammer Horror spoof 'Nuns of Evil' both due for completion late 2012.