Support the local filmmaking community and enjoy a bracing alternative to feature length movies at The Totnes and Dartington Shoot Short Film Festival, where the winner is determined by you the audience!
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John Tomkins’ Like an Angel, a time-travelling romp through Torbay, is now available to watch online 
Sick and tired of the headbanging blockbusters this cinema? Want to have the chance to vote for some of the most exciting short films around? Then be sure to attend The Manhattan Short Film Festival – running at Torquay’s Blue Walnut Cafe and Cinema from September 23 to October 2. 
Elizabeth-Jane Baldry is headgirl of the Chagford Filmmaking Group, which now has a heap of films under its belt, revitalising traditional tales 
The recent nuclear-themed double bill of Countdown to Zero and Dr Strangelove at the Dartington Barn Cinema had much to tell us about human foibles. Sean Wilson investigates. 
Super special effects put in a story with explainations of how they are achieved is what SketchworkTV is all about. Sean Wilson talks to Sketchwork TV’s creators Justin Heasman and Dean Nolan 
Zombies are all the rage, and Digital Media students at Torbay’s South Devon College behind Deadmoor shows that filmmakers of the future can still give the genre some legs 
Dartington’s Barn Cinema has a fanatistic programme and is eagerly staffed by enthusiastic folk – one of those secluded gems that proves there’s still life in the eccentric, independent picture house 
The feature-length documentary The Prison Where I Live, about two comedians and Burmese oppression, is being screened in the Transition Town Totnes film night at the Dartmouth Inn |
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