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The Witch’s Mask: Paul Westwood on a story waiting to be told
Writer and director Paul Westwood unearthed the story of the Witches Mask, but it came to him during a dream. We spoke to him about developing the film
Hair, make up and more opportunities on SW FilmMail
SW FilmMail is an email newsletter that connects you with opportunities, events, people and more in the South West film scene. Here’s an example of one
If we listen carefully, can we understand? Nigel Smith on Mute
With the animation Mute Dr Nigel Smith explores a rare form of Alzheimers from an interviewee while making iconic images move in charcoal. He tells us why
As authentic as a film could be: Richard Miller on Can’t Hide It
Filmmaker Richard Miller took on a very personal story for Can’t Hide It. We caught up with him to find out what inspired his docudrama short
David Yorke: ‘My passion gives me the energy and drive I need’
Safekeeping is a short film by David Yorke about a brother and sister on the run. We chatted to him about the film and what makes him tick
selfless: Documentary offers hope for youth and parents
The documentary selfless takes a look at the selfie society and offers different solutions to the very human issues. We spoke to director Kim Laureen
Remember spotting an Audi in these films?
Audi is a notable car brand, but did you know it also has quite a long filmography? Check out the article below from Audi dealer, Vindis, and see if you can remember spotting an Audi appearance?
Classic crime at Torquay Museum for English Riviera Film Fest
Classic crime films exploring the wide darkness and depth of human naughtiness is explored at Torquay Museum for the English Riviera Film Festival
Grace Hancock: ‘Think of music as a visual thing’
Film music is ‘like a tapestry woven into the visuals’ says composer Grace Hancock. We chat to her about her approach to creating a score
The first Surprise Film at Exeter Picturehouse!
Surprise at the Exeter Picturhouse when you pays your money to be treated to a new film of your not choosing. It’s a hotly anticipated surprise!
Steve Aaron-Sipple: ‘So many brilliant stories to be told’
Actor Steve Aaron-Sipple is in the Indie film Card Dead. We caught up with him to catch acting, gambling, telling jobs and the future of Indie film
James Cox: ‘Documentary storytelling relies on human emotion’
Filmmaker James Cox was interested in the historical perspective of farming and by exploring it, his Down on the Farm documentary looks to the future
Cars used across multiple movies
It’s all very well having iconic cars that appear in a single flick. But what about the cars that are perennial favourites in appear in movie after movie?
Tim Thorne talks Card Dead – the sequel to Killing Lionel
With Card Dead ready to shoot, we caught up with writer director Tim Thorne to find out where the sequel to his first feature, Killing Lionel, picks up
James Bond Villains: A Crime Against Fashion?
When you think of sharp suits with the best tailoring, your mind will naturally travel to Bond, James Bond. From Sean Connery sporting his own tailor’s handiwork, to the Italian made-to-measure Brioni suits on Daniel Craig, James Bond is certainly one of the best-dressed characters on the big screen.
The 5 best UK gardens and landscapes to visit from motion pictures
Film landscapes provide a memorable backdrop to some iconic action. But where are those landscapes? Here are just 5 to look out for and enjoy
Newlyn PZ International Film Festival looks to 2020
Newlyn PZ International Film Festival is preparing for 2020, building on its momentum and calling for submissions for the fest in the extreme South West
Reclaim The Frame obsession ticket giveaway
There’s a ticket giveaway to the Reclaim The Frame obsession double bill at the Exeter Phoenix. All you have to do is name one of your obsessions
Celebs and their supplements …
Living a life in the public eye on film, TV or as a common or garden celebrity can take its toll. Which is why so many turn to supplements
South of Devon Films take on Cornish folklore with crowdfunder
South of Devon Films, an independent collective of filmmakers, has taken up a crowdfunder to tell the story of Cornish folklore on film
Borley Rectory stunning horror doc goes to Blu-ray
Borley Rectory is a stunning animated documentary about the most haunted house in the UK. Now it’s going on Blu-ray and it’s already topping the chart
The impact of blockbuster films and big budget shows on towns and cities
Location can be key for a film or TV series. And that exposure can be key for towns and cities. Just look at Poldark did for Cornwall. Here are some more
Dormant review: brooding menace of an ideal prequel
Dormant is a film of brooding darkness and twists ‘n’ turns. It’s an ideal, low-key prequel to a webseries and entertains on its own terms