The Motion Plymouth winners have been announced. And now all’s that’s left is to sweep up the popcorn and start making films for next year. Although, if you’ve caught that film festival bug, check out The View From Here: a celebration of moving image in South Devon from November 26 to December 1.

Motion Plymouth winners
Best Plymouth Movie - Evacuation, by Luke Pollard and Amanda Buckley
Best Music Video - You and Me, by Jon Glanville
Best Phone-in Movie (for movies made on a mobile phone) Song for a Stoma, by Jojo
Open category (fiction) - Isabella, by Geoffrey Taylor
Open category (factual) - White English Men, by Andy Oxley
Most commercially viable movie - Driven, by Anthony Butler
Movie with Most Artistic Merit - Hedgehogs and Honeybeads, by Martha Moopette
Best Movie from Outside the West - Blind Man’s Alley, by Tony Kelly

Of course, your friendly neighbourhood digest of all that is the world of film in Devon and Cornwall will bring you up-dates and snippets of all these at some point, but for now, here’s some links to a few of the filmmakers - Geoffrey Taylor talks about filmmaking with First Light; Anthony Butler chats about his film Driven; and Martha Moopette has a whole website and myspace, where you can see her film Hedgehogs and Honeybeads.

Posted by Cptn

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