In The Know | honest conversations with people in the industry
In The Know is podcast that aims to inspire and support people in the ents industry. Caneshia and Debbie-Lyn share how
Late Runner | a heightened experience of darkness in the city
Late Runner is a thriller that delves into the darkness of the city, while creating momentum for the indie filmmakers behind it
Outlander | South West Doctor Who twists history
Outlander is a Doctor Who story that has grown, shaped and evolved in the South West and is now set to vworp onto your screens
Collaborating to make important films worth making | Coco Bond
Coco Bond is a filmmaking dynamo determined to make films worth making while ensuring that they leave a lasting impact
Rooted Out | Freddie Hutton-Mills on prejudice, identity and community
Rooted Out – Chapter 1, from debut director Freddie Hutton-Mills, asks difficult questions about fear, belonging and otherness in the UK
The dark side of filmmaking | The Husband
The Husband is a new film from Devon Films and direcor Keith Guppy, who tells us about the darker, unexpected storytelling that attracts him
“Every animal has their own personality” | K9 Commando Film & TV
For a deeper connection and better film storytelling, real animals are key. Kylie Eichberg-Levitt of K9 Commando Film & TV explains
Aria Starlight | creativity driven by passion
Screenwriter and director Simon Elvin talks hope, creativity and making your own success as he prepares to film new short Aria Starlight
Jockstrap | a tender short of vulnerability and power
Jockstrap is a tender short that developed from writer director Harry Faint’s personal experience and filmmaking journey. He explains how
A cautionary tale for clinging to the past | Calling You
Calling You, from Daniel Howard-Baker, the director of W: A Return to Oz, features dance, music, drama with a healthy dose of horror
Rael’s Way | Colourful, uncanny and fun
Rael’s Way by Andy Carr is a film that glows like a treasure found in the daylight and is filled with the uncanny, off-putting and fun
Mark Jenkin interview | the Rose of Nevada filmmaker on Cornwall, fishing and sound design
Cornish director Mark Jenkin is one of the most provocative directors around. Sean Wilson talks to him about his new film Rose of Nevada
Beyond the Sea | Abigail Louise navigates fear in debut short
Beyond the Sea saw actor Abigail Louise become a writer and director of her first short. Here’s how the film came together
Mother Company | young choir gives community a fresh voice in docu-fiction
Experimental doc Mother Company highlights the plight of a post-industrial Northern Greece with a choir of children in a disused factory
On the Same Earth | Sam Cox dives into history and finds magic
On the Same Earth from writer director Sam Cox meticulously mines history to find connection and uncover magic
Dawnbreaker | science and belief and religion mix in Elinor Lower debut
Elinor Lower has moved into film with a debut in Dawnbreaker, which starts asking questions about belief, science and religion
Sunbeam | Sinead O’Toole reaches for the simple pleasures
Ditch the painting monkey’s, the search for happiness is not that complicated. Sinead O’Toole explains in her new film Sunbeam
Youth Club | “Part film, part participation, part collaboration”
Youth Club by Tiana Linden is an ambitious slice of film that promotes collaboration and participation throughout
OXTOBY – the other David | extraordinary artist holds the history of a vibrant scene
Pippa Marriott rediscovered the work of Pop Art painter David Oxtoby and had to share it with the world in OXTOBY – the other David
Language of Life | sadness from a place of love
Language of Life tackles grief, growth and connection. Writer director Holly Janem talks about finding a film vibe in Cornwall
Jo in the Water | “an ordinary person who stood up and took action”
Jo in the Water, the doc about a quest to sue South West Water over its water quality, brought people together further highlighted the issues
Expansive, immersive ambitious and indie | Ben Wheatley talks Bulk
An immersive sci fi on an indie budget, Bulk is Ben Wheatley’s on compromise new film, and he’s talking about it in Exeter
Scream Queens | Horror voices in the South West are so strong
Scream Queens created an opportunity for genre-focused filmmakers to deep dive into their horror vibe for fresh new scripts
The Mesmer | psychological horror a battle between bad and worse
The Mesmer enters the hypnotic world of vulnerability, faith and those who would exploit those who trust. Director Sam Beamish tells more
“We’ve got a good community” | Contact Darkroom
The Contact Darkroom has a darkroom and colour processor to get hands on and support the South West creative doers
If you don’t make stuff, you don’t learn | Andy Blithe on his filmmaking
Andy Blithe is a filmmaker who doesn’t mess about – he doesn’t have time. Story, creative problem-solving and innovation are key
Animating Devon one dot at a time
Dan Willers set up animation hub Yellow Mouse Studios to escape the rat race. Now it’s set to be Animating Devon
Story and memory rooted within landscape | Lara Fullalove
Dartmoor holds stories and memories for writer director Lara Fullalove. She explains how in Christmas,1978 and new film Dig My Grave
The Breakwater | loss, life and how things change
Director Sam McLoughlin talks about sad stories, personal loss and how The Breakwater deals with finding new connections
‘You just have to believe and push forward’ | Laurie Blayney on Hector’s Proclamation
Hector’s Proclamation peers at the creative filmmaking process. Writer, director Laurie Blayney shares why you need to keep going
