What is the name of Ridley Scott's production company?

Ridley Scott’s production company is Scott Free Productions.

Scott Free Productions is a British-American film and television company founded by Ridley Scott and his younger brother, Tony Scott, in 1995. It grew out of several earlier companies associated with the brothers, including Scott Free Enterprises, Percy Main Productions, Tony Scott Productions, and Ridley Scott Productions.

The company has produced or helped develop films across a wide range of genres, including Gladiator, Black Hawk Down, Hannibal, Kingdom of Heaven, American Gangster, Prometheus, Blade Runner 2049, House of Gucci, Alien: Romulus, and Gladiator II. Its television credits include The Good Wife and Numb3rs, showing that the company’s work extends well beyond Ridley Scott’s own directing career.

Scott Free has offices in London and Los Angeles and operates alongside RSA Films, the larger production company connected to the Scott family’s commercial filmmaking work. The name is not the same as a distributor or studio such as Paramount, A24, or Amblin; Scott Free is a production company that develops and produces projects, often in partnership with larger studios and financiers.

Its distinctive logo features an animated monk who transforms into a bird.