Six-day documentary filmmaking course on Dartmoor in July
There’s a documentary filmmaking course as part of the Dartmoor Arts Summer School, between July 25 and July 31.
There’s a documentary filmmaking course as part of the Dartmoor Arts Summer School, between July 25 and July 31.
Ashley Thorpe’s fourth Penny Dreadful animation, The Hairy Hands, which is based on the Devon legend, is due to have the script and budget signed off by South West Screen on June 15, but there is still concern that the name may alienate audiences outside the Devon region.
Death to Antonius Block from Third Wave Collective on Vimeo. Edgar Bergen was a ventriloquist who performed on the radio, which springs to mind only because the Third Wave Collective will be broadcasting their interactive filmmaking experience during their two-hour show on Phonic FM on Wednesday, June 10 between 2pm and 4pm, as they make…
A rare Walt Disney collection of original animation drawings on celluloid has been donated to the Bill Douglas Centre for the History of Cinema and Popular Culture, at Exeter University. Plus, there’s a free talk from a man who knew Disney himself, on Friday, May 29 at 11am.
Chris Southern of Plymouth filmmakers GET Crucial offers some valuable advice for up and coming creatives as we chat movies and more
Dance of the Imp from Third Wave Collective on Vimeo. The Third Wave Collective, who encourage everyone to make a film in 90 minutes, have got three films onto Plymouth’s Big Screen. They are pAra NoiA, Dance of the Imp and In This World. The collective are still calling for budding (and not so budding)…
We picked this story off the D+CFilm social network, RedMunkey films are seeking two really strong actors to star in a music video promo for singer/songwriter Darren Fisher.
Third Wave films had their pAra NoiA film picked by Vimeo staff for a screening New York, and you can catch them in Exeter, too
Dance of the Imp from Third Wave on Vimeo. Because The Third Wave are making films on PhonicFM, we thought we’d lighten your day with one of the latest Third Wave Films to be submitted to their Vimeo site. Make a film in 90 minutes.
The Third Wave Collective is hitting the airwaves for their interactive filmmaking experience when they take over on Phonic FM between 2pm to 4pm on Wednesday, April 8.
As April Fool’s Day limps into view, we thought it was time to remind you of the April deadlines for film festivals, a full list of which can be found over on the D+CFilm social network.
Teenage filmmakers in Torridge are exploring life in and around Bideford Bay.
The artistic juggernaut that is the Joy Collective is looking for short films made by emerging South West-based artists that deal with one or more of the four natural elements – wind, water, earth, and fire.
It’s post production time in Alex White’s round of his first film Deadly Illusions and things aren’t going smoothly, with the film only just about making it to the premiere. Alex’s latest film In the Garden of Terrible Delights premiered in Exeter on February 14
There’s a good fist of representatives from Cornwall in the Celtic Media Festival, which takes place between March 25-27. Four films have been shortlisted in three categories, covering short dramas, features and factual films.
Radio from Third Wave on Vimeo. . The Third Wave Collective live radio filmmaking experiment has inspired a growing number of filmmakers to make a movie in 90 minutes. But remember, the challenge is still out there, 24/7, 365 days a year and anyone, no matter what your experience is, you can get involved.
Polyphonic Super-Structure from Third Wave on Vimeo. . Ever wanted to see how the popular radio show Plan 9 got made? Well now you can with the latest offering from The Third Wave Collective.
The Third Wave Collective, who make movies in 90 minutes, will take their whole filmmaking experience onto radio in the Plan9 show on Phonic FM from 2pm to 4pm on Wednesday, February 11, and ask they are calling for people to participate for a fun interactive exercise in creativity.
In the first of his series from The Berlin film festival, Devon filmmaker Max Sobol explains just what he’s doing there – other than looking for £400,000 for his feature, that is. So, it’s 2009, Obama is president, Britain has spent the last few days under a carpet of snow and we’re in the grips…
Prepare for Plan 9, not from Outer Space, but from the Exeter Phoenix media Centre. It is the arts centre’s very own monthly movie round up programme to be broacast over the Exeter Phoenix’s very own radio station. But don’t worry, you can hear it over the internet – apparently.
An archival film and music project will take place at Dartington in February when the South West Music School will compose soundtracks to six short films from the Dartington Trust archive.
The Exeter Phoenix Media centre has launched 60 Second Soundtrack Remix Challenge – for you to create your own audio mix made up entirely of bits from films soundtracks.