ABOUT

Riot Productions is an independent production company that brings a unique queer perspective to its projects. We boast  broadcast credits, have shown at major festivals and received prestigious awards for our productions. Our true purpose however, lies in challenging, informing and raising awareness of critical social and cultural issues.

We believe in the transformative power of documentaries to inspire change, foster understanding and create a more inclusive world. Through our work, we aspire to amplify voices, provoke thought, and spark meaningful conversations that resonate across diverse communities. 

Riot Productions are not just storytellers; we are catalysts for social impact, driving positive change through the lens of compelling narratives.

OUR WORK

A woman with red hair in profile, standing outdoors with a cloudy sky and industrial buildings in the background. The text overlay reads "DON'T BE ALARMED DOCUMENTARY | FEATURE" and describes a grassroots climate activist group in urban Scotland.

DON’T BE ALARMED (POST-PRODUCTION)

Illustration of five women riding motorcycles in front of a city skyline, with iconic buildings including the London Eye and Big Ben. The women wear sunglasses and dark clothing. The poster promotes the film 'Rebel Dykes' and includes text about film festivals, critics' quotes, and production details.

REBEL DYKES

A middle-aged man with gray hair and a beard, wearing a white sleeveless shirt, looks intensely at his phone, with a dark background. The text on the right side reads 'FIGHT THE TOWER' in bold red and white letters, and additional credits are listed below.

FIGHT THE TOWER

Colorful abstract face profile on black background with film festival laurels and text about the documentary 'Crypsis,' including awards and credits.

CRYPSIS

Image from the film 'Is It Me' showing a person wearing gloves, cutting or grooming an object with scissors, with the film's title and various festival logos and credits.

IS IT ME

A man in a maroon shirt seated indoors, looking up, framed by dark musical instruments in the foreground. Yellow text reads 'SHINE ON'. There are three laurels on the right side with festival awards and selection information.

SHINE ON

A person smiling and raising their hand in a blue-lit environment, with multiple film festival laurels and the title "my LONELINESS is KILLING ME" displayed in pink text.

MY LONELINESS IS KILLING

A man with glasses and a beard standing on a dark street at night, with flashing car lights in the background, overlaid with pink and white text that reads 'Beautiful Trouble' and logos for film festivals and a pink hexagon with the word 'GAZE'.

BEAUTIFUL TROUBLE