It’s that time of year for the Media Innovations Awards rears its heads, and the first news that has reached us of those who have been short-listed for the gong. Kor Communications in Exeter is up for a prize for one of its DVDs.
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The Apollo Cinema, the nine screen multiplex on the Paignton sea front, is 10 years old and is being deemed a ‘new millennium success’. There’s £1,000 up for grabs for filmmakers who can find an innovative way to showing climate change. Encounters film festival has confirmed it will call for entries from April 1 to June 30. Exeter’s own Matthew Goode is staring in what promises to be one of the hottest films of the year – Watchmen. City of Ember, starring Crediton’s very own Harry Treadaway, has been released on DVD. James Marsh from Truro, picked up an Oscar for his documentary Man on Wire. The head of steam that is Slumdog Millionare meant South Devon’s Roger Deakins was content only with his eighth Oscar nomination as best cinematographer, rather than taking home the gold-coloured figurine. It’s post production time in Alex White’s round of his first film Deadly Illusions and things aren’t going smoothly, with the film only just about making it to the premiere. Alex’s latest film In the Garden of Terrible Delights premiered in Exeter on February 14 The Beer Film Society will be holding its general meeting at the Mariners Hall on Tuesday, February 24, 7pm, for 7.30pm. The last film of the Beer Film Society’s season will be Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day, which will be at the Mariners on Friday, March 13. |
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