Indego Productions - The Story
Indego was a film production group which was set up in 1999 by Jay Shurey & Andy Clark.

Indego's main aim was to get a group of people together to make short film peices, learn skills and have fun in the process.

Our first few projects included 'The Family from Organa', which was a sci-fi drama based on the childrens television series 'Halfway across the galaxy and turn left'. Another project was 'Andy Flowers' which was a GCSE Media Studies project based on 'Austin Powers'. This project also featured some great creative skills from people outside Indego including Max Hannen, Ross Humpthrys and Hayley Cramer.

The most popular production from our first year of production is 'L-Virus'. This was a comedy based on many old zombie movies and computer games and took the most work to pull off.

L-Virus brought Ash Thomas on board with Indego and soon after the project was finished, Ash became a member of the managment team.
With the managment team now consisting of Jay and Ash, a new chapter was born and more new stories started to come to life.
The new stories included 'Psycult' which was a cross between 'Lock Stock and two Smoking Barrels' and David Cronenberg's 'Crash', just written rather badly. Other stories included 'Pros & Cons' a 1930s thriller, 'The Game' a gangster drama, 'Bleeders' a military drama

Comedy was probably our favourite genre to work in. Other then Andy Flowers and L-Virus, other comedies included Bicycle Race and Circumstantial Confusion which became our most popular project.

CC gave us the opertunity to work with techniques based on our favourite comedy programmes and artists such as Monty Python and League of Gentleman aswell as adding in our own humour.

Other projects which were started yet never finished included 'Organa' a present day sci-fi drama, and 'Loyalties' another gangster themed drama.
In 2004 we decided to close Indego Productions, leaving 5 years of work to be proud of.