Raindance Postgraduate News
Planning Disruptive Film Education: London Film Course Search
Most film students I meet tell me they decided to go to film school because they wanted to become a writer or director. They enter a higher education degree in writing or directing. Then they wonder why their skills are so incredibly unmarketable. And I ask them if...
“The Odd Monk” Trailer
Do you think that monks, especially Buddhist monks, lead a boring life? That's what Jesco Puluj thought, until he met Julien, a Canadian buddhist monk living in Thailand. He was so surprised, he began a journey of discovery. The first trailer for "The Odd Monk" has...
“Kaufman’s Game” Released Worldwide
The ambitious debut feature Kaufman's Game was Helier Bissell-Thomas' first feature, and his masters project in the Raindance Postgraduate Degree. The film landed a worldwide distribution deal with Gravitas Ventures last year. While Helier is now busy preparing his...
Student Collaboration “Broken Swords” now available to view online
Students in the Raindance Postgraduate Degree join an incredible network of like-minded, eager independent filmmakers. Students often collaborate on projects. Broken Swords is one such collaboration, which was produced by Daniel Isebor and written and directed by Paul...
‘Crossroads: One Two Jaga’ to Open Far East Film Festival
Celebrating its 20th edition, the Far East Film Festival (FEFF) in Udine, Italy is set to open with the world premiere of Nam Ron’s Malaysian crime drama Crossroads: One Two Jaga on April 20. The film was executive produced by Raindance Postgraduate student Rahmat...
How I Became A Filmmaker With the Raindance MA
I’m probably not what most people think a new filmmaker looks like. I’m in my forties, I’m female, I’m working class and I’m originally from a part of the country where no one really makes films (you go into tourism or agriculture). If you had to guess what I do for a...
Two Raindance MA Alumni Win Best Short Film in Toronto
Two alumni of the Raindance Postgraduate Degree made a short film in 2017 starring Oscar winner Olympia Dukakis. The film is now going to festivals and won the Best Drama award at the Toronto Shorts International Film Festival on 3rd March. Chuck Scott, a graduate of...
Interview With Actress & Producer, Louise Salter
If you’re a sci-fi fan, or you’ve been to a few short film festivals this year, chances are you may have already heard of How to be Human, a dystopian, sci-fi short set in a post-apocalyptic Britain. After screening at film festivals across the UK and internationally,...
Billie Holiday Documentary Produced for Altitude
A documentary about legendary singer Billie Holiday has been announced by Altitude Films. Raindance Postgraduate student Barry Clark Ewers will serve as producer on the project. The feature doc will blend archive, drama, animation and still images. Altitude Film...
5 Reasons to Study Film at University
There are pros and cons to go to film school, as Baptiste explains in his article. Indeed, Col says you should not go to film school at all, but rather use that money to make your own film. But what about Film Studies? Throughout my undergraduate and postgraduate...
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