As part of an (occasional) ongoing series for D&C Film, I interview directors from around Devon, in order to raise awareness of the vibrant film-making community in the area. This month, I interview Tom Hutchings and Ben Tallamy.
Their TV cop show parody, Shields of Justice, earmarks them as a witty and creative duo. Here, I discuss the origin of the project and how it has developed over several years of filming. Thanks to John Tomkins for shooting and editing the interview.
My name is Sean Wilson and I’m a graduate from UWE in Bristol with a degree in Film Studies and English. Films, reading and writing are the be all and end all in my life, as well as orchestral film music from composers such as Jerry Goldsmith and Thomas Newman. Having previously maintained my own blog, www.seano22.blogspot.com, and having contributed in the past to www.thebigpicturemagazine.com and www.moviemuser.co.uk, I now write for www.mfiles.co.uk and www.talktorbay.com. I've also written several reviews for the Directory of American Independent Cinema, published by Intellect and available on Amazon. I’m delighted to be able to contribute to Devon and Cornwall Film, a website that has special relevance to the region in which I’ve lived all my life. Yes, I’m a Devonian through and through! Those who want to catch my reviews on a weekly basis should tune into The Movie Show from 1PM to 3PM on Sundays on Riviera FM, Torbay's community radio station - click on the live stream at www.riviera.fm.
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