I-330

The company was set up in 1995, by brothers David and James Malone, as a vehicle for their free-lance work. I-330 films are generally about ideas. Our aim is to show the beauty and emotional power of those ideas and the people who think them.

All I-330 films have been made by the same small team of people. They are a labour of love and a collective vision.

If the company has a reputation, it is for creating beautiful and abstract images and for knowing how to use visual metaphors to make ideas matter. Neither David nor James has ever knowingly entertained anyone.

Over the years, the style of I-330 films has been described as “disturbingly lyrical” (Time Out review of Icon Earth) “as close to poetry as television gets” (Sunday Times Review of Testing God) and “good for the very soul of television itself.” (Independent review of Soul Searching) More recently we made what one paper described as “science for the acid generation” (review of Are We Alone?) Which is amusing since it was made by middle aged blokes living in Scarborough.