Ken and Paul formed their production company Steel Mill Pictures in 2006 when they produced their first feature film, the Award-winning, critically-acclaimed "London to Brighton". Financed with private equity and completion money from the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund, the film screened in competition at several prestigious film festivals around the world, winning many awards and accolades.

In early 2008 they completed their second feature film "The Cottage", which was shot in Isle of Man and Yorkshire and financed by Isle of Man Film, the UK Film Council's Premiere Fund and Screen Yorkshire. Pathe UK distributed the film domestically and Pathe International handled worldwide sales. Sony picked up the film for North America and several other territories.

Steel Mill Pictures is currently in post-production on our third feature film "Cherry Tree Lane". This project has been funded by the UKFC New Cinema Fund and a private investor. It has guaranteed UK theatrical distribution from Metrodome (http:www.metrodomegorup.com) and Salt are handling international sales (http://www.salt-co.com).

Steel Mill Pictures have a number of projects in different stages of development,

Paul made his start as a feature film director with "London to Brighton", inspired by his 2001 short film "Royalty". "London to Brighton" premiered at the Edinburgh Film Festival, winning numerous awards in the UK and overseas. The film earned Paul a nomination for The Carl Foreman Award at the 2007 BAFTAS. In 2008, Paul's second film "The Cottage" was theatrically released in the UK through Pathe and played in competition in many festivals around the world.

Paul is currently in post-production on his latest film "Cherry Tree Lane" a gripping film made with the support of the UK Film Council New Cinema Fund and Moli films. He also has a number of scripts in development. "Song for Marion", developed with Pathe Productions and BBC films. A action-adventure monster period piece, being developed with Pathe. And for Qwerty Films a sci-fi noir project, "Somewhere the Shadow".

Previously a Development Executive at Random Harvest Pictures, Ken Marshall worked in several areas of film production before setting up Steel Mill Pictures with writer/director Paul Andrew Williams . Ken produced "London to Brighton" and "The Cottage", and has several projects in development with Paul, with companies such as BBC Films and Pathe. He is in post production on Paul Andrew William's latest feature "Cherry Tree Lane", made with the UK Film Council New Cinema Fund and Moli Films.

Ken is also working with a number of new writers and directors, developing projects for Steel Mill Pictures. 'Untitled Boxing Project' written by Malachi Smyth and to be directed by Asif Kapadia ("The Warrior"), is a hard-hitting drama around gang culture and amateur boxing. He is working with writer/director Jon Baird ("Cass") on an adaptation of Filth by Irvine Welsh. Ken is also producing the first script from Tom Hemmings, 'An End To All Things', a drama set in rural England on the eve of the First World War.

Kerinne moved to the UK from Australia in 2005 with the intention to travel. Instead she ended up on a path that has kept her working in the English film industry ever since.

Starting with the role of Production Co-Ordinator on the award winning "London to Brighton" she then worked with Steel Mill Pictures on "The Cottage" in a variety of roles, including Trainee Assistant Director and Post-Production Assistant. She also got a grounding on a number of feature films, commercials and short films in a number of different roles. In 2008, with the support of Steel Mill, she wrote and directed her first short film "Precious", starring Geoff Bell and Richard Goulding. "Precious" has since played in a number of festivals, including the London Independent Film Festival.

Kerinne now works with Steel Mill Pictures in development and research on all their projects, and as an Assistant to Producer and Director on their latest feature "Cherry Tree Lane".