Lincoln Studios is a film company that aims to put Lincoln on the map as the centre of the UK movie industry. We specialise in all genres of film - drama, horror, sci-fi, erotic thrillers and comedy. Featuring a raft of talented actors, stars in the making. All of them based in the Lincoln area.

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A simmering, sexually charged film that has got the whole of Lincoln hot under the collar!

Introducing RACHEL PROTON and PONY with hot-blooded performances that are definitely not suitable for under-18s!

Directed by STEVE AURA

DEREK SAYS...

‘An erotic film not just for the lads but for the lasses too. It had a great reception when it was shown at The Swan last week, from both sexes. Ron asked for it to be played seven times in a row! People said it was ironic because the two girls in the film are actually barred from the Swan for being gobby little so and sos and bringing in their own alcopops. But I say that’s exactly the kind of feistiness actresses like Sigourney Weaver or Charlise Theron would have shown in their younger days. So well done girls, the sky’s the limit for you both!’

Part 2 of the Ditch Trilogy.

Directed by STEVE AURA

Starring Chaka Grimshaw and Steve Aura

DEREK SAYS...

‘We filmed the Ditch Trilogy at Bloxholm Lane, Bracebridge Heath on a lovely day last summer. Our presence caused quite a stir and people came down to watch, creating a carnival atmosphere. Ron even turned up with a cask of real ale! At one point it got so boisterous and noisy that the sound man had enough and went and sat in the van. When Ron’s wisecracking and yelling of ‘cut!’ etc got too much for everyone I whisked him off to the Swan, then me and him ended up drinking cans back at the salon til about 2. What a great day, made even better by the delivery of my brand new Ergoline Avant Garde sunbed (with built-in sound system!)’

“There is no solitude greater than the samurai’s, unless perhaps it be that of a tiger in Lincoln.”

Introducing Lincoln new boy TUMAK, a man on a mission in this no-nonsense thriller...

Directed by STEVE AURA

Also starring Quiet Thompson, Rachel Proton, Chris Cuecamp.

DEREK SAYS...

‘I first met Tumak in Carpets 4 Less when I was in there with the wife. Tumak served us and was doing such a good job of looking happy about carpets I thought I’ll bet this lad is a f***ing brilliant actor. I wasn’t wrong. He is brooding and menacing, I can’t wait to see him do some martial arts in the future as he said he used to be a black belt before he hurt his back when a carpet fell on him.’

A thrills n spills action movie.

Directed by STEVE AURA

Starring Darren Jenkins, The Obelisk, Kaz, Jen, Chris Cuecamp, Emy & Obelisk jr.

DEREK SAYS...

‘I’m chuffed to bits that we’ve finally made a Lincoln studios action film! It stars two home grown action heroes familiar to anyone who goes out in Lincoln on a Friday or Saturday night. We all know The Obelisk who does the door at Pulse nightclub. He’s a great Lincoln character, a bloody man mountain but with a gentle heart. I’ve seen him chuck a man head-first down a stairwell one moment, then be blubbing his eyes out over a story some girl’s told him about a missing cat the next. He gives the perfect muscle man performance in ‘Towpath’, he’s so big we had to tilt the camera up!!!!... Then there’s Darren Jenkins who most people think is a nasty piece of work, always bottling people and going to prison. Ron gave me a load of gyp for putting Darren in the film, but I say give the lad a chance. Maybe if someone gave him a bit of encouragement once in a while he’d stop being such a c**t and do something worthwhile. And I was right. Darren gives an electric performance that’s both aggressive yet surprisingly sensitive - Darren will probably smash my face in for saying that!… With excellent supporting roles from Kaz and Jen who work for me at the salon – I said to them both “I’m not stupid, the till’s down 150 quid. I don’t care which one of you’s had the money but if you do the film then no questions asked”. I’d have paid them double that for the performances they both gave!... Plus finally of course a scintillating cameo from Chris Cuecamp, famously the only trained actor in my stable (Performing Arts BTEC, Lincoln College). Bloody hell, we had to spend ages waiting for him to decide his character’s ‘back story’ whatever that means (Darren said “I’ll give his back a story, it’s got a bloody knife in it!”) but it was worth it. Chris is absolutely mind-blowing in one of the most thrilling endings in cinema history. So sit back and enjoy the action!’

The first film in the Ditch Trilogy. A buddy movie set in the English countryside.

Directed by STEVE AURA

Starring Chaka Grimshaw and Steve Aura

DEREK SAYS...

‘Chaka has had a well documented fall from grace in recent weeks but I don’t think it’s my place to comment on that sad event. I’d rather just enjoy another fantastic performance from an actor at the height of his powers! All I will say is that the person who sold him the things he used is as guilty as him. I have known Colin Elliot since school days and he has always been a money-grabbing b***tard. Colin knew what Chaka was capable of, but when he saw the £20 note poor Chaka was waving at him he decided to throw the safety of the general public to the wind. Colin was like that in maths when he would wind me up by nudging me in the back with his foot continually until I flipped out and accidentally hit Julie Garden on the ear with my elbow and got suspended (sorry Julie!). Well Colin, who comes out of this the best? You with your twenty pounds? Or Chaka with this fantastic film?’

The final film in the Ditch Trilogy.

Directed by STEVE AURA

Starring Chaka Grimshaw and Steve Aura

DEREK SAYS...

‘Great work everyone involved in this trilogy. What a way to end the year. But the best news by far is that Chaka will be at home this xmas, as yours truly has managed to raise his bail money! So it’ll be me, the wife, Chaka and my lad Robert (if he turns up, honestly that kid is nothing but a bloody headache these days especially now he’s got his driving license, he’s costing me a bloody fortune in insurance!) all sat round the table raising a glass to Lincoln and our domination of the movie industry next year.’

A historical drama that will transport you back to a long forgotten past!

The tale of a devastating day of emotion, stunningly portrayed by Lincoln bad boy CHAKA GRIMSHAW.

Directed by STEVE AURA

Also starring Chris Cuecamp, Quiet Thompson, Rachel Proton.

DEREK SAYS...

‘Chaka is a real character, he is a bad boy in every sense of the word. He’s done some truly terrible things in real life but he has such a sweet and vulnerable side to him I just want to give him a hug, no matter what he’s done. I first met him when he held a knife to my throat in Morrisons car park. But instead of calling the police, I gave him a part in a film.’

Allow the terror of THE BREEZE to seep into your subconscious.

Stunning RACHEL PROTON discovers that horror can lurk in almost every place, but what is the most terrifying place of all...

Directed by STEVE AURA

DEREK SAYS...

‘This film really gives me the willies. I couldn’t sleep for a week after seeing it and I definitely won’t watch it again. I ran into Rachel Proton in St Mark’s shopping centre the other day and when I saw her I just did a runner! I’ve not legged it through town like that since I was about 37. I haven’t heard the end of it down The Swan of course. Embarrassing, but just shows what a brilliant performance she gave. Well done Rachel.’

A feel-good film about the pitfalls of being a ‘man-about-town’

Directed by STEVE AURA

Starring Steve Aura and Chris Cuecamp

DEREK SAYS...

‘ I love this film. It’s inspired in no small part by yours truly I think! I remember being in The Swan late one evening with Steve Aura and telling him about my younger days as a ‘man about town’ in Lincoln in the 1970s. I looked a lot like Dennis Waterman at the time (the young Dennis Waterman, NOT as he looks now as the wife has unkindly said). I remember I used to ride a small white Honda motorbike up and down the high street all day until my dad threw me out of the house and I had to sell it for the money. Great memories of a golden era! Enjoy the film.’

Introducing JESSIE DRE AHMOS in this tale of self-discovery.

Directed by STEVE AURA

DEREK SAYS...

‘Jessie Dre Ahmos is the latest actress to sign up to a 10 year Lincoln Studios deal (it’s as much for them as for us) and what an actress she is! Glamorous, sophisticated, she OWNS the screen. I knew her dad David quite well back in the 90s. In fact he completely screwed me over with a load of unfinished building work at the salon and that was one of the things that lead to my breakdown. But, forgive and forget I say and it just shows how far I have come under the care of Dr Raj that I am able to give his daughter a staring role in a film. It’s great having Jessie around, she is nothing like her dad. She answers her phone, she turns up, she doesn’t tell blatant lies, she doesn’t fob me off with shoddy materials, she doesn’t get a 15 year old lad with no experience to do the plastering while she goes off on holiday and she does a bloody good job of everything she does, as you can see in this fantastic film.’

Transport yourself to the mythic world of PRAECOX in our new sci-fi film!

An underworld adventure that takes debonair leading man QUIET THOMPSON on a fantastical adventure that will marvel and amuse in equal measures.

Directed by STEVE AURA

Stars Quiet Thompson and Chris Cuecamp.

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THE RED MAN!!!!!!!!!!!

Hollywood churns out all manner of films that are exactly the same as ones you saw donkey's years ago. I'll name no names, you know the ones I mean! Well, us at Lincoln Studios are streets ahead of Hollywood - we actually bother to write new ones. (Not me obviously, I can't write for toffee as Steve Aura told me when I showed him one of my 'scripts' that I wrote in the pub with Ron on a beer mat - it's about a couple of 60 year old blokes who are persuaded by a sick kid to play for Lincoln City FC and then they end up scoring the winning goal in the Champions League final, both kicking the ball at the same time) It gives me a bit of sympathy with Hollywood - yes it is bloody difficult to write good scripts. Which is why THE RED MAN is such a cracker. A hard-hitting horror film that I can't get out of my head. Filmed on a sunny day up in Cleethorpes.

We had a brilliant day on Friday in London at LOCO film festival for the 'premiere'. Yours trully drove the team down in the old Subaru Estate. Actually I have to - amazingly none of the 3 lads involved can drive! That's the artistic mind for you. Can't get their heads round the practicals. To be fair Chris Cuecamp can drive, but at xmas he got done by the coppers after being in the pub. He hadn't even put his key in the ignition and they had him. Banned, even though he told them he was just going to have a kip. Sitting up! In the drivers seat! With his radio on full volume!!! In his defence the sort of thing I can imagine he actually does. Once again - the artistic mind. LOCO film festival was absolutely cracking and they should definitely think of upping sticks and coming to Lincoln. They're wasted down there!