The band Monotwin, who have their home in Torbay and California are looking from someone to help make a music video of their Lullaby tune.
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14 views | One comment | Thanks to Element Pictures we have five copies of Waveriders to give away to a handful of our lucky readers. To stand a chance of winning one of these great DVDs just answer the following simple question: Film as a galvanizing global tool took another step forward with the screening of In Transition: From Oil Dependency to Local Resilience, the story of the global Transition Movement, which has its roots in Totnes, Devon. The Devon + Cornwall Film Show 3 from Alex White on Vimeo. The latest D+CFilm Show again highlights the strength of filmmaking in the region as Alex White goes to South Devon to talk to Dave Reynolds of Realm Pictures and Ashley Wing and Clayton Fussell of Cottage Industry Films. We’re on the lookout for some creative soul to come up with the trophies for this year’s D+CFilm awards for the Two Short Nights film festival Friday, November 27 and Saturday, November 28. 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. Films have become a rallying cry for socio-policital organisations, particularly the environmental lobby, and what with Modbury’s documentary maker and scourge to the plastic bag Rebecca Hosking, or the Transition Movement, whose heart is in Totnes and who have recently finished a film about their work, it seems that the D+CFilm environs is home to [...] Motion from Robin Whenary on Vimeo. Last week we received news that Robin Whenary had won a prize in Hungary for his short film Fear, and for this week’s D+CFilm Film of the Week, we thought we’d bring you another of Robin’s offerings – Motion. Devon filmmaker Robin Whenary has picked up the Students’ Jury Prize at the Kid’s Eye Film Festival in Hungary for his film Fear, which has had screening at both Two Short Nights and the View From Here film festivals. |
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