Raindance
Tom Tagholm of Channel 4 Creative Services, who won Best Film and Best UK Short at last year’s Raindance for his ‘A Bout De Truffe’ film, has been charged with the task of creating the trailer for this year’s festival. ‘So I Fell in Love with a Zombie’ brings together the two genres of horror and romance with humorous results. Starring Nathalie Cox and stand up comic Brett Goldstein, the film was shot on a small budget provided by festival sponsors Diesel, but Tagholm was happy working under those conditions, saying, ‘It was a little more of a hustle than usual. It was more like a short film shoot than a commercial - we shot near my flat and used that as a base, and there was lots of zombie make-up crap everywhere. But with that comes a good spirit within the cast and crew and it all came together well, despite no luxuries and a very rainy British summer to contend with.’
Quick on the Draw
Draw Pictures have hired a number of new reps, including a dedicated music video rep on both sides of the
From the 6th of October their new Head of Music Videos & Content in the
In the
Kinsale Sharks
The shortlisted work for the 46th Kinsale Shark Awards is now on their website. The festival will be held in the picturesque Irish coastal town of
Short and Sweet (London’s only weekly short film evening) will be held at the usual time and place next week:
MONDAY: Cafe 1001, 91 Brick Lane
TUESDAY: AKA Bar, 18 west central street
Films start at 7.30pm both nights and entry is FREE.
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