After a massive first year the Filmathon is back for a summer film create fest and a screening and networking event at the Exeter Phoenix
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Man Down | “It’s ok to allow people to view your insecurities”
Man Down: filmmakers Arthur Cauty and Silver Levy-So talk about their documentary which highlights male Postpartum Depression
Ready | Lois Norman explores time and love in 90 second short
In the micro short Ready, director Lois Norman takes time, love, relationships and hope to create a story of depth in just a flash
LGBTQ Review | extending the conversation of LGBTQIA+ films
The LGBTQ Review has been talking about LGBTQIA+ films since 2016. We chatted to presenters Beth Highgate-Betts and James McColl
Europe’s first-of-a-kind immersive dome in Devonport
The people of Plymouth are invited to Europes first (and the second in the world) immersive dome, in Devonport
Summer of Open Air Cinema at Tinside Lido and The Box
It’s the treat we all need – fantastic cinema under the stars from Plymouth Arts Cinema at Tinside Lido and The Box
Inside the Museum | behind the scenes at Exeter RAMM
Inside the Museum is a series of films offering a glimpse behind the scenes of Exeter RAMM, made by Preston Street Films
ADAPT 2021 | Plymouth College of Art student film showcase
In ADAPT 2021, creativity, resilience and ingenuity are on screen in the Plymouth College of Art film and media degree show
Casting call | musical comedy short needs acting talent
A short musical comedy is a rare beast, and this one from a winning team has a casting call for a number of roles. Check it out
No Man’s Girl | Ethan Menear tackles taboos
Cornwall filmmaker Ethan Menear talks about his short film No Man’s Girl which was inspired by nights out and creates an unnerving atmosphere
Mor Media | new name reflects far-reaching film passion
Cornwall Film Festival is more than a film festival – and it’s getting a new name to reflect how much it does. Mor Media Charity
Big Screen In The Park | Get to the cinema outside this summer
Big Screen In The Park returns to Exeter with wonderful films set in a splendid summer setter of Northerhay Gardens in the city
Brett Harvey on Hand, Parkinson’s and filmmaking
With his short film Hand, director Brett Harvey passed a personal and prfessoinal milestone in being a filmmaker with Parkinson’s
Short stylish doc captures last launch from Penzance dry dock
The Gry Maritha was the last launch from Penzance dry dock. It has been captured in a mesmerising short documentary by Christopher Trevena
Mal Bielecka | Student animates rappers’ music videos
Mal Bielecka, an Animation & Games student at Plymouth College of Art, has been animating RONEN and Dying in Designer music videos
English Riviera Film Festival | 7th edition of South Coast fest
The English Riviera Film Festival is open for its 7th edition of promoting and supporting film and filmmakers of the South West and beyond
Clifftop drive-in cinema experience returns to Cornwall
The clifftop drive-in cinema in Cornwall is open again in 2021, with the Wavelength organisers promising more flicks and more film fun
What if YOU spoke? | Masterclass production brief
What if YOU spoke? is a new programme of writing competitions and masterclasses and is looking for a filmmaker to film some masterclasses
Key workers: the Real Heroes | Jack Turner documentary
Jack Turner captured the key worker response to the pandemic in his latest documentary Key Workers: the Real Heroes. Here’s what inspired him
Cinema Heritage Project | Exeter Phoenix gets National Lottery
Cinema Heritage Project exploring the changing relationship of the city’s cinema-going culture from the Exeter Phoenix has won support
Mass Observation | A snapshot of life with Cornwall Film Fest
The Mass Observation event is an opportunity to capture the everyday lives, and Cornwall Film Festival is calling on people to join in
Call for films | Cine Sisters SW ‘OPEN’ event
Cine Sisters SW ‘OPEN’ event, taking place at the Exeter Phoenix on May 26, has called for submissions along its ‘open’ theme
Plymouth students win at Royal Television Society Awards 2021
Plymouth College of Art students Yergalem Carimini and Sonny Layton have picked up prizes at Royal Television Society Awards 2021
Amma Asante at Exeter’s online Creative Dialogues Event
Filmmaker Amma Asante will be in conversation with Linda Williams, Professor of Film at the University of Exeter for their Creative Dialogues
Angelic Diamonds Launches ‘Wedflix’: The Ultimate Guide to Planning a Themed Wedding
Planning a TV or Film Themed Wedding? Take a look at the newly launched Webflix for an ultimate guide for your unique day
Homebuying: Is There Really a Financially Best Time to Buy?
When you’re thinking about buying a home, consider the best time to buy. Here are a few tips and advice for what to do
Plymouth Arts Cinema open plans + Open Air Cinema
Plymouth Arts Cinema has announced its plans to reopen on Friday 4 June, following months of closure due to the Covid-19 pandemic, along with dates for its Open Air Cinema.
Popular Tropes in Movies, TV, and Online Slots
Popular tropes have been attracting and inspiring people to film and media. Here’s a run down of what are proving to a draw at the moment
A fast and agile evolution in drone filming | Bad Wolf Horizon
There’s something going on in drone filming. Cornwall’s Bad Wolf Horizon talk to us about their creative, speedy first-person view drones
Yorba Hole music video inspired by WandaVision | Jack Turner
Filmmaker Jack Turner was inspired by WandaVision for the music video for Somerset alt folk band Auto Sleeper Legend’s debut single Yorba Hole
Mark Jenkin | Bait and Bronco’s House back on BFI Player
Mark Jenkin’s Bait and Bronco’s House are back on the BFI Player lifting the lid on everyday Cornwall challenges in a ‘swirl of pure cinema’
Terminus | the time between ending and leaving
Terminus by Tim Seyfert is a short film about the end of a relationship, but it could also mark the start of some agile and intense filmmaking
Building on a billion views | prize-winning JPC Film
JPC Film has won a prize for their innovative filmmaking, no mean feat from a Devon base in a world lockdown by Covid
LGBT+ films and more | Iris On The Move 2021 in Plymouth
Plymouth College of Art, Plymouth Arts Cinema and Iris Prize are celebrating LGBT+ film across the world with a week-long programme of events
Two Short Nights film fest from the comfort of your own home
Two Short Nights will be broadcasting straight to the comfort of your home as the talent-filled fest takes to the virtual airwaves from Exeter
Strange Storms and Symphonies | George Lloyd documentary
The life of Cornish composer George Lloyd is delved into in the documentary Strange Storms and Symphonies by Redcliffe films
Screening the Child | Spain and South America film fest
Explore Spanish and South American history and culture in new virtual film festival called Screening the Child
£6000 for local filmmakers and artists from Exeter Phoenix
The Exeter Phoenix is offering £6000 for local filmmakers and artists to turn their ideas into a reality withe a film bursary and support
Agatha Christie’s favourite cinema gets Historic England grant
Agatha Christie’s favourite cinema, the historically significant Paignton Picture House, has received a grant from Historic England
Scapelands | the intricate ability of choreography to explore
Scapelands is a dance film from Le Moon that evokes the need for the freedom of the natual environment. Here’s our review
Savannah Roberts / Lemon & Honey is heady, sweet and sharp
Savannah Roberts is an indie-folk musician and filmmaker whose debut visual album Lemon & Honey explores nostalgia, childhood, and growing up
Plymouth Arts Cinema | £47k in DCMS Culture Recovery Fund
Plymouth Arts Cinema receives over £47k support from the DCMS Culture Recovery Fund in avital boost for the city’s independent cinema