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7 of the Most Unusual Fertility Rituals from Around the World
Katy Perry and Orland Bloom are expecting the pitter patter of tiny feet. With that in mind, here’s a run down of some fertility rituals
Patrick: intimacy and distance in charged short
In the micro short film Patrick a clandestine photo shoot takes a look at the relationship between two girls and the images that surround them
The Importance of Product Placement
Product placement has an important role to play in getting those brands in front of eyeballs. And it works best when tied to successful shows and movies
Creative isolation: keep filmmaking while keeping your distance
Creative isolation means you don’t have to stop your filmmaking while projects are postponed and shutdown. Try this to connect and keep creative
Vivien Leigh |South West links in major new study
The South West film heritage of Vivien Leigh has been recorded and is available on a new interactive website. Here’s what to expect and how it came about
Melmaridè: individual and collective courage for change
Melmaridè is a documentary about the collective action of women in Piacenza in the 70s. Directors Elisa Bozzarelli and Alice Daneluzzo describe its impact
The impact films and TV series has on towns and cities
Films and TV can draw on real locations for authenticity and charm for the production, and a great new lease of life for the location. Here are a few
Cleanin’ Up The Town – Remember Ghostbusters with heart and integrity
Cleanin’ Up The Town is a doc about the making of 80s classic Ghostbusters. We chatted to writer producer Claire Bueno about the film with a big heart
Being represented gives people a sense of value: Sarah MacGregor
Artist Sarah MacGregor will be at the Reclaim the Frame screening of Portrait of a Lady on Fire. We caught up to get under the skin of portraits
Plymouth Arts Cinema looks to the future with a BFI Audience Award
Plymouth Arts Cinema has been granted BFI Audience Award using funds from the National Lottery and is looking to cement itself as a cinematic cultural hub
Wildlife, film, travel, conservation and adventure | Wilderland
The Wilderland Wildlife Film Festival has announced 8 short films filled with adventure, travel and conservation for its Uk and Ireland tour
Feminista Film Tour: inspiring screenings plus events
Feminista Film Tour is coming to the Plymouth Arts Cinema, where the adventurous and inspiring films will be followed by an inspiring discussion
Happiness is a State of Mind: Japan touring cinema
Happiness is a Sate of Mind is the theme of the Japan touring cinema programme for 2020. Now in its 17 year, it is sharing some of the top Japanese cinema
The Sequel | Barn screening for film that inspires the future
The Sequel, a film which asks about the future shape of the world is getting a launch event, which includes a screening at the Barn Cinema, Dartington
The Top Gear 17-Year-Old Challenge: A Decade Later
The Top Gear 17-Year-Old Challenge charged the presenters with getting a vehicle on the road suitable for a first timer. 10 years on, we take another look
Cornish Slates: promoting the grassroots film community
Cornish Slates is a screening and networking event for the grassroots Cornish film community. We chatted to organiser Jonny Dry about its success so far
Alien Outbreak: sci fi horror makes thrilling impact
Alien Outbreak is a gruesome sci-fi horror from Devon-based Rendered Pictures. We caught up with Amanda and Neil Rowe about making another international hit
Be Natural – Reclaim the Frame screening
Be Natural – The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché is getting a Reclaim the Frame screening
How to Write the Perfect Valentine’s Day Card
With some many good film lines to choose from your Valentine’s Day Card should sing, but if not, here are a few tips to help you with your words
Doing by not doing: Sam Morgan on acting and improv
Sam Morgan is an actor and comedian who also ventures into darker roles. We chatted acting, improv and the passion needed for filmmaking
Lights, Camera, Captions! deaf children miss out on cinema
Lights, Camera, Captions! is a campaign from the National Deaf Children’s Society to allow deaf children into the cinema to share the cultural experience
Emerging and aspiring film producers event in Exeter
Emerging and aspiring film producers can get a fab insight into their work and an honest appraisal and tips in two events at the Exeter Phoenix with the BFI
4 Games Films Made Famous
Movies and games go together naturally, and there are times when the gaming world leads the film world. Here are four examples of games films made famous
Channel 4 Creative Hub looks to South West talent
The new Channel 4 Creative Hub has been opened in Bristol, but it is looking to the whole of the South West, and Wales for its creative talent
A desire to preserve things | filmmaker Andy Oxley
Andy Oxley is a filmmaker, specialising – we’d say – in personal and respectful views, put individuals at the heart of the story. We spoke to him
Farming films inspire communties to think local
The farming films of North Devon Moving Image’s Down on the Farm commissions are raising awareness to farming and going on a North Devon tour
Wilderland Wildlife Film Festival tour in 2020
Wilderland Wildlife Film Festival is back on tour in 2020 with a world of important and breathtaking stories from the natural world
South West Adventure Film Festival! Get set (and submit)
South West Adventure Film Festival – a celebration of outdoor films highlighting the adventurous spirit of the South West of England and beyond – is open
The most unique celebrity weddings
Unique celebrity weddings always have that film star allure and glamour. Here are just some that caught our eye for that movie style inspiration
5 Real Life Jewellery Heists That Sound Like the Work of Fiction
Jewellery heists seem the thing of Carry Grant as The Cat or led by Danny Ocean. Here are some real-life ones that outdo cinema
Shooting The Mafia | Reclaim The Frame in Exeter
Shooting The Mafia is Kim Longinotto’s observation of the Mafia in Sicily. The film is presented as by of Reclaim The Frame at the Exeter Phoenix
Shuttlecock, a musical and a talking fish | Two Short Nights
The 18th Two Short Nights celebrated short film and film talent from around the world and the South West with a buzzing award ceremony to close the show
South West filmmakers showcased at Exeter’s Two Short Nights
Nearly 50 films from South West filmmakers will be screened at Two Short Nights at the Exeter Phoenix, highlighting the talent in the region
Top 5 UK landscapes you can visit from the big screen
These top 5 UK landscapes have been wowing film audiences with the eye-popping, mouth-dropping beauty. Take a look an plan you next film adventure
The top 5 best dressed out-of-costume superheroes
When they are not super-heroeing superheroes can certainly still cut it up with their fashion sense. Here are the top five in their day-to-day dress
Film and TV Charity: supporting all of the film industry
Film and TV Charity is the e charity working behind the scenes of the film and television industry in the UK for all those in the film industry. Here’s more
The most visually stunning celebrity vehicles
Celebrity vehicles offer a super star cinematic status like not other. Here are just a few of the flash four-wheelers of some of the world’s biggies
Nancy Astor Film preview screening at Plymouth Arts Cinema
A Nancy Astor film documenting the life, times and impact of the country’s first female politician is getting a special screening at Plymouth Arts Cinema
The Ballad of Mary Whyddon | Chagford screening
The Ballad of Mary Whyddon is a feature film by The Chagford Filmmaking Group that tells a tragic tale that has become woven into the history of Dartmoor
Classic films support Co-operative push in Plymouth
Plymouth Arts Cinema and Plymouth City Council team up for Co-Operative film screenings of The Rochdale Pioneers and It’s A Wonderful Life
George O’Reilly | Everybody Shut Up at Aesthetica
Devon director George O’Reilly is getting a premiere of his documentary Everybody Shut Up at the Aesthetica Short Film Festival in York