The Chagford Filmmaking Group is nearing its next shoot The Laidley Worm of Spindleston Heugh, which takes place on Dartmoor between August 11 and 16.
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The Chagford Filmmaking Group is nearing its next shoot The Laidley Worm of Spindleston Heugh, which takes place on Dartmoor between August 11 and 16. Tom Austin’s has put his black comedy Man-Cub, made as part of last year’s Phoenix Bursary, on DVD to raise the funding for his next film, La Legende~Dali Rome and Juliet, Some Like it Hot, Slumdog Millionaire and Persepolis, which was in the 2009 Animated Exeter, are planned to be part of next bumper season of screenings at Topsham Film Society. Bill Edwards, a former Plymouth Student, had designed the opening creditis for director Shame Meadows new feature Le Donk and Scor-Zay-Zee. Elliot Grove, the fella who founded Raindance and the British Independent Film Awards, will get the first honarary degree from Plymouth College of Art, and marks a closer association of the college with the Raindance crew. If all you have to do is mention ‘split screen’ and ‘real-time’ to get the blood racing through your filmic veins, you’d be interested to know that you could be part of Joshua Gaunt’s ambitious and visionary production of Tera Toma, the filming of which takes place between September 7 and 11. Something for the Weekend Music Video – Ben Sherriff for Veil Cassini’s Wet Fish (contains strobing)This week’s D+CFilm Something For the Weekend Music video is from stalwart of the Exeter film scene Ben Sherriff for the grand statesmen of the Exeter music scene Veil Cassini. It turns out David Hasselhoff was in North Devon, filming a documentary for Living TV about his UK experience. Turns out he likes coffee, ice cream, and the laid-back vibe of North Devon, and who can blame him. |
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