Glasgow Filmmakers Alliance

[1] The idea of the directory came about during the filming of In Search of La Che when Quick felt there was no central place to find professional talent both in front and behind the camera.

He later repeated this success with the inclusion of the Virgin Media Short Awards after the first double win by Scottish director John McPhail.

[3][4] In 2014, Quick and O'Donnell wrote an open letter on behalf of the independent filmmakers of Glasgow to the director of BAFTA Scotland, Jude MacLaverty.

In the letter, the pair asked the film body to consider a proposal of including three new awards at the annual ceremony aimed at low budget / independent filmmakers.

[8] In March 2017, O'Donnell and Quick both signed the open letter to the Arts Council, England, objecting to the organisations decision not to renew the visa for American born actor Tyler Collins.

Andrew O'Donnell reunited with Chris Quick in October 2021 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Glasgow Filmmakers Alliance.