Richard Edkins
UCW Film Showcase at Cineworld, Weston
Richard Edkins
Artes Mundi 6, Cardiff - Trip
MUSIC, Industry, Film
Mark Hankins
Steve Albini talk about music distribution.
Steve Albini talk about music distribution.

Summer School - Film - Project C6-17B

Project C6-17B

Two mutated boys escape from an M.O.D. Scientific facility and find themselves with new found abilities whilst being considered a public threat! Will they be able to cope in a new reality?

A movie made as part of Weston College Summer School for Film & Media July 28th - August 1st 2014.

Starring:

    Cheetah Boy    Jack Lintern
    Kangaroo Kid    Danny Mortimer
    Scientist    Dan Smith
    KEIRA!!!! KEIRA!!!!    Keira Gullick
    Security Guard    Kiran Denyer
    Radio Announcer    Kim Johnson

Crew:

    Camera-A    Matt Filer
    Camera-B    Harry Dellacassa
    Camera-C    Chris Hutchings
    Supported By    Richard Edkins
        Vicky Nelson
        Chelsey Bartlett
        Chris Dixon
        Pete West
        Mark Hankins

Based on the Works of    Laurie McMahon

Filmed on location in    Uphill and Weston super Mare

With thanks to    The Wharf Side Cafe and Weston College

Richard Linklater's 'Boyhood' at The Watershed, Bristol, Fri 11 - Thu 24 July 2014.

Richard Linklater's latest film 'Boyhood' is showing at The Watershed, Bristol, Fri 11 - Thu 24 July 2014.

'Filmed with the same group of actors over a 12 year period from 2002 to 2013, the latest film from Richard Linklater is an engrossing one-of-a-kind epic about the ordinary: growing up, the banality of family life, and forging an identity. The film tracks 6 year old Mason (Ellar Coltrane) over life's most radically fluctuating decade, through a familiar whirl of family moves, controversies, faltering marriages, re-marriages, new schools, first loves, lost loves, good times, scary times and a constantly unfolding mix of heartbreak and wonder.

Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke play Mason's parents struggling to help Mason navigate life's non-stop flux, and watching as he emerges to head down his own road. A critical smash at this year's Sundance, Boyhood is totally unprecedented in its intimacy and quietly radical in its own unique way. What an astonishing achievement, and what an impressive feat of filmmaking from all involved - this is a film to celebrate and savour, and one that will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.' *Watershed

Loves Cafe- Film night

We would like to invite you all to a night of film screenings, courtesy of the BTEC Media and FdA Film and Media Arts Production students.

The films – a mixture of music videos and short films – will be screened at Loves Café, Weston super Mare, Wednesday 4th June 2014, starting from 6.30pm, as part of the students’ end-of-year showcase.

 There will be food provided, entry is free, and there’s nothing good on TV, so there really is no excuse not to pop down and enjoy a cultural evening of filmic delight.

Collaboration between different levels and subject areas has been a feature of the film and media courses this year, and it would be a real pleasure to have your company as an act of support for this.

 http://www.lovesweston.co.uk/

Loves Cafe, 9 West St, Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset, BS23 1JR

01934 645672

BECTU Freelancers' Fair - Fri 6 June 2014

Invitation to the Freelancers' Fair - Fri 6 June

The 2014 BECTU Freelancers’ Fair is happening on Friday 6 June at Ravensbourne, close to The O2. This careers and networking event is particularly relevant if you’re working towards a career in film or TV production. Full programme details are here: www.bectu.org.uk/freelancers-fair

It's free if you join BECTU’s Student Register
https://www.bectu.org.uk/get-involved/Student-Register
which is worth doing any way