Field End Films shot its new film Next Time at a private house just off Crowthorne High Street. Here is what the makers told us, and where to follow the film.

A new film called Next Time was shot in Crowthorne, at a house just off the High Street, and the production company has shared the first picture from it with Bracknell Online.

We asked Field End Films where it filmed in the village. Ben Wicks replied: “We shot this at a private residence just off the high street.”

The house is a private home, so the company has not named it, and neither do we. Please do not go looking for it.

Who is making it

Field End Films was set up by Ben Wicks and Kristina Wicks, a husband and wife team. On its website the company calls itself “the new kids on the block” and says it is “on a mission to push the boundaries of film & television to bring bold, authentic narratives to life.”

Next Time is not yet listed on the company’s site. The two projects shown there are The Impending White Light, set in a morgue and listed as in post production, and Lost Beginnings, made with Fertility Network UK about the effect infertility can have on couples’ mental health, listed as coming soon.

When you can see it

The company has not given a release date or said where the film will be shown. Its advice is to follow it on Instagram: “If you follow @fieldendfilms on Instagram that’s the place to find out more regarding the film.”

We will add screening details here when Field End Films announces them.

Have you spotted a film or TV crew at work in Crowthorne, Sandhurst or Bracknell? Email newsdesk@bracknellonline.co.uk.