by Kathryn Butt | 8 March, 2018 | Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, News
So, we all know who won by now. But what do the Oscars really mean for independent filmmakers? If nothing else, the Academy Awards are an opportunity to raise and discuss current issues within the industry and promote change in how we make films. As independent...
by Matt Loggie | 23 February, 2017 | Filmmaking, In Our Opinion
Any great science fiction story will be layered with important contemporary issues, either subtly or overtly and Blade Runner is no exception. With Blade Runner 2049 releasing in October of this year lets take a look back at the original film. We will look at the...
by Mandy May Cheetham | 21 June, 2016 | Uncategorized
Summer Is Coming! Whether 2016 is the year you have decided to come out to the world as an actor, or you have been deep in the trenches for ten years, these industry truths can be elusive. By nature, actors are optimists; it is our great asset and our greatest...
by Nathalie Sejean | 20 February, 2016 | Filmmaking, Screenwriting
Five years ago, I was writing a feature adaptation of a short film that had made it to festivals and garnered some interests. It was a calculated move: I would write an ultra-low budget feature, shoot it quickly and use it as a business card to climb a couple of...
by Katy Vans | 5 January, 2015 | Interviews
Stephanie Joalland, originally from France, has made her debut feature here in the UK, The Quiet Hour is an intimate take on the alien invasion genre and was one of the gala films at Raindance 2014. She talks to us about her working life. This is my first feature...
