PRODUCTION TEAM & MANAGEMENT
ADAM DAFFURN
producer, composer, songwriter, musician
Adam Daffurn is a composer, songwriter and producer from England. His work ranges from soundtracks for hard hitting documentaries and short films, TV adverts, along with band/song production, educational videos and even children's songs, as well as multiple personal musical projects.
In 2019 he scored the beautifully shot, Australian feature: Half a Million Steps – an uplifting film which went on to play a big role in securing $305 million in government funding and in changing current drug policy in the country. This was followed in 2020 by the release of Ten Dollar Death Trip – a raw and truly harrowing documentary about the fentanyl crisis in Canada and the US, which led on to him being asked to create the music for a short animation for the Global Commission on Drug Policy in 2021.
In early 2022 Adam produced the sound design for the short film 'Granny' which has already been accepted into the Indie Shorts Awards at Canne and the London Independent Film Festival.
A trailer/sizzle reel for the next film Adam will be working on: Feel the Burn, which is currently in production can be found online. This documentary follows a UK firefighter on a soul searching, cinematic journey across the Saharan Desert, aiming to break down the stigma around men's mental health.
KLAUDIA BITNER
Manager, voice talent, songwriter, singer
Klaudia Bitner (Kaby Burton) is a voice actor, songwriter and singer based in Scotland. She has worked for musical producers, artists from many different genres, on children's song productions and also released her own music within the melodic rock genre under the name Kaby Burton.
She has also been working with the german music label 'Dark Tunes' for over three years now, writing lyrics for bands within the label such as Extize. She is the official german voice of 'Zari' in Duolingo stories, 'Perla' in the Webseries 'Fairy Teens' as well as multiple videogame characters such as a space commander in the game 'X4 Foundations'.