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fettercairn distillery

two hundred years of imagination

Julie Lin raises a Fettercairn cocktail, her red top contrasting beautifully against the rich green walls of Nauticus cocktail bar in Edinburgh
A bartender pours a vibrant yellow Fettercairn and pineapple cocktail, the golden liquid glowing under opulent bar lights
The master distiller carefully extracts a sample from a Fettercairn whisky barrel ready for sampling
The master distiller swirls a glass of Fettercairn whisky, golden tones catching the light, revealing depth and clarity
The master distiller gently inhales the whisky's aroma, bathed in warm, natural light that highlights the amber liquid
A stunning Highland landscape unfolds with golden barley fields under a dramatic, moody sky
Julie Lin and Greg Glass sample whisky in a summery Scottish field, golden light complementing the lush greenery
Julie Lin listens intently to Nauticus bartender, her red top standing out against the deep green bar setting
Nauticus bartender takes in the aroma of Fettercairn whisky, warm lighting emphasising the rich golden hues
Nauticus bartender samples a whisky old fashioned in a smoky speakeasy, moody lighting enhancing the atmosphere
Fettercairn Distillery sits nestled in the Scottish landscape, rolling hills and purple heather stretching into the distance
The river that flows through Fettercairn, its pristine waters integral to the whisky-making process
Julie Lin and Greg Glass discuss whisky flavours while strolling through lush summery fields
A different perspective of Julie Lin and Greg Glass in sunlit fields, immersed in whisky conversation
Julie and Greg deep in discussion in a summery Scottish field
Greg Glass inhales the aroma of aged Fettercairn whisky, sunlight illuminating the amber dram in his glass
Julie Lin and Greg Glass toast with aged Fettercairn whisky, their glasses catching the soft summer light
Julie Lin samples aged Fettercairn whisky, her windswept hair catching the golden sunlight
A reverse shot of Julie Lin and Greg Glass walking through Fettercairn Distillery, historic details visible in the background
Another angle of Julie Lin and Greg Glass exploring the distillery beneath the sunny skies
Greg and Julie chat flavours of whisky on a warm summer's day
Julie Lin serves food in her Glasgow restaurant to two whisky experts, warm ambient lighting setting a cosy mood
Two whisky experts engage in a conversation about the future of whisky in Julie Lin’s Glasgow restaurant
Julie Lin attentively chats with two whisky experts in her restaurant, her passion for whisky evident
The whisky experts smile, nodding in agreement with Julie as they enjoy their lunch
Julie Lin raises a whisky glass in a “Slàinte Mhath” toast with a cocktail bartender, warm tones filling the scene
Julie Lin samples Fettercairn whisky, her red top drawing the eye
Julie Lin stands on a bridge over the river in Fettercairn, the lush greenery surrounding her
A close-up of Julie’s face stood on the bridge, her red lipstick striking against the green foliage
Julie Lin explains her thoughts on whisky cocktails in Nauticus Cocktail Bar, Leith, Edinburgh
Julie Lin savours an old fashioned cocktail, the deep amber tones of the drink highlighted
A moody Scottish landscape unfolds, dramatic skies creating a cinematic atmosphere

  • Celebrating 200 years of single malt whisky, this 20-minute documentary by Fettercairn and Whisky Magazine follows renowned chef Julie Lin as she journeys across Scotland, exploring the rich history and innovative future of whisky. From traditional distillation methods to cutting-edge cocktails, the film highlights the craftsmanship behind one of Scotland’s most celebrated spirits

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    The Colour Grade

    The brief for the grade was to maintain a naturalistic aesthetic while ensuring the visuals remained dynamic and engaging. Whisky had to look rich and inviting, with brand colours accurately represented throughout.

    My focus was on achieving strong subject separation, flawless skin tones, and an overall look that felt deep, refined, and immersive- enhancing both the documentary’s storytelling and its cinematic appeal

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    Client: Fettercairn, Whisky Magazine
    Director: Euan Lownie
    Producer: Josie Neasham
    DOP: Steve Cardno
    Sound: Jonny McLoone
    Editor: Eilidh Munro
    Colourist: Iain Pennington


    Agency: Studio Something

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