(2008) (3.5 mins)
Directed by Ryan Owen
Also: Ryan produced a video with Alex Skinner featuring interviews with 7 very different comedians at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2008. You can see Part 1 here and Part 2 here. Check 'em out!
Free screenings of short films on the first Monday of every month in the Chapter Arts Cinema, Cardiff
Monday, 1 September 2008
Sunday, 17 August 2008
Plug: Rococo Film Night - 20th August 2008 at 9pm
On the 20th August, Rococco on St Mary’s Street (where the Toucan used to be) will host a night of local independent films. Quailty short films as well as local music videos will be played on the venue’s three large widescreen TV’s with an excellent sound system and relaxed vibe, between breaks of music and socializing. Entry is FREE and due to the expected student draw drinks offers will be available – so even if you're not into film the night will be enjoyable.
The night is the second of a possible monthly event, so of course, if you yourself are a filmmaker come along and see if you’d want to submit your work for future nights!
Contact olivermilburn*at*aol.com for more information.
Thursday, 14 August 2008
Last time at Chapter MovieMaker: 'Is Elvis There?'
(2007) (3 minutes)
Directed by Neil Bebber
Contact: orangepeel999*at*hotmail.com
With two minutes to live, what would you be thinking about...?
Mr Bebber is also the Neil in Dan & Neil In Your Eyes, a comedy podcast - click on the link to check it out, or subscribe in iTunes.
Directed by Neil Bebber
Contact: orangepeel999*at*hotmail.com
With two minutes to live, what would you be thinking about...?
Mr Bebber is also the Neil in Dan & Neil In Your Eyes, a comedy podcast - click on the link to check it out, or subscribe in iTunes.
Tuesday, 12 August 2008
Tuesday, 5 August 2008
Last night at Chapter MovieMaker: August alumni
The films that follow screened in Screen 1 the night before this one:
- Inscape directed by Ben Pinnow;
- Is Elvis There? directed by Neil Bebber;
- A 'Smoking Monkey' trailer and an untitled Commando / a-ha mashup from John Gough and Gavin Williams;
- Ryan Owen's music video for You! Me! Dancing! by Los Campesinos!;
- How To Scare A Ghost by Twm and Col of DotCom Films.
It was a great mix of flicks for an excellent audience. And that'll be our last event for a while - we're taking a break until the autumn while Chapter gets renovated. If you'd like an email notifying you of our return, contact me via chaptermoviemaker*at*hotmail.com and I'll make sure you're on the mailing list.
- Inscape directed by Ben Pinnow;
- Is Elvis There? directed by Neil Bebber;
- A 'Smoking Monkey' trailer and an untitled Commando / a-ha mashup from John Gough and Gavin Williams;
- Ryan Owen's music video for You! Me! Dancing! by Los Campesinos!;
- How To Scare A Ghost by Twm and Col of DotCom Films.
It was a great mix of flicks for an excellent audience. And that'll be our last event for a while - we're taking a break until the autumn while Chapter gets renovated. If you'd like an email notifying you of our return, contact me via chaptermoviemaker*at*hotmail.com and I'll make sure you're on the mailing list.
Wednesday, 30 July 2008
Plug: Extras needed in Blaenau Gwent on 04/08/08
Friend of the blog Anthony 'AJ' James of PanikAttak Productions passes on the following request:
Hey All,
I’m about to shoot a 10 minute film called ‘Running Pains’ for It’s My Shout!
Over the past five years, It’s My Shout has developed into a National Short Film Scheme and is supported by the industry. To date, thousands of people have participated in the scheme from across South and West Wales and have developed the skills which have enabled them to enter the film and TV workforce, in their preferred craft area. Many have found ongoing employment in the industry as a direct result of the scheme.
The climax of the film will be shot on Monday 4th August in Blaenau Gwent. I'm looking for people to play supporters, coaches and athletes at an Inter School Sports Day.
I can't offer any money, I'm afraid, but the short will be broadcast on ITV in November before being entered into the top film festivals around the world.
You will of course get a credit and a DVD copy of the film.
If you are interested, please contact me as soon as possible on panikattakproductions*at*hotmail.com.
Cheers
AJ
Hey All,
I’m about to shoot a 10 minute film called ‘Running Pains’ for It’s My Shout!
Over the past five years, It’s My Shout has developed into a National Short Film Scheme and is supported by the industry. To date, thousands of people have participated in the scheme from across South and West Wales and have developed the skills which have enabled them to enter the film and TV workforce, in their preferred craft area. Many have found ongoing employment in the industry as a direct result of the scheme.
The climax of the film will be shot on Monday 4th August in Blaenau Gwent. I'm looking for people to play supporters, coaches and athletes at an Inter School Sports Day.
I can't offer any money, I'm afraid, but the short will be broadcast on ITV in November before being entered into the top film festivals around the world.
You will of course get a credit and a DVD copy of the film.
If you are interested, please contact me as soon as possible on panikattakproductions*at*hotmail.com.
Cheers
AJ
Screening: Monday 4th August 2008
We'll be in Chapter Screen 1 from 6:30pm with a full and eclectic programme.
Last time at Chapter MovieMaker: 'Untitled #1'
(2008) (4 minutes)
Directed by Sophie A Millien
"A short film exploring the way I am dealing with the suicide of a friend, the use of escapism through film and cinema, regression to an earlier more uncomplicated point in life".
Directed by Sophie A Millien
"A short film exploring the way I am dealing with the suicide of a friend, the use of escapism through film and cinema, regression to an earlier more uncomplicated point in life".
Wednesday, 16 July 2008
Previously at Chapter MovieMaker:
'Empty Purchase'
(2007) (10 minutes)
Written and directed by Ben Pinnow
Contact: benjapin*at*googlemail.com
The first offering from Wholesome Films.
Written and directed by Ben Pinnow
Contact: benjapin*at*googlemail.com
The first offering from Wholesome Films.
Tuesday, 15 July 2008
Last time at Chapter MovieMaker:
'The Legend of Don Williams'
(2007) (28 minutes)
Written, produced & directed by Tony Evans
Don Williams is a pianist in local Pontypridd bar. When his singer is murdered by a member of the local Taffia Don is distraught. He’s suffered loss before. When the police are unable to do anything for Seren Don decides to do something himself. He knows who did it and will make any sacrifice for Seren’s justice.
The Usual Suspects meets The Maltese Falcon but with South Wales valley accents and a few laughs along the way.
Visit pontypriddtales.com for more information.
Written, produced & directed by Tony Evans
Don Williams is a pianist in local Pontypridd bar. When his singer is murdered by a member of the local Taffia Don is distraught. He’s suffered loss before. When the police are unable to do anything for Seren Don decides to do something himself. He knows who did it and will make any sacrifice for Seren’s justice.
The Usual Suspects meets The Maltese Falcon but with South Wales valley accents and a few laughs along the way.
Visit pontypriddtales.com for more information.
Sunday, 13 July 2008
Last time at Chapter MovieMaker:
'Alone With The Dead' trailer
(2008) (2 minutes)
Directed by James Morrissey
A brand new trailer for the short horror flick 'Alone With The Dead'.
Directed by James Morrissey
A brand new trailer for the short horror flick 'Alone With The Dead'.
Tuesday, 8 July 2008
Last night at Chapter MovieMaker: July jam
Screen 2 was crammed full of attractive and intelligent people last night, and here's what they saw:
* Resident globetrotter Malcolm Boorer presented Ismael, the subject of his latest documentary;
* Tony Evans expertly brought noir to Pontypridd in The Legend of Don Williams;
* Sophie Millien explored cinema and escapism to striking effect in Untitled #1;
* Wito Werner took us inside Factory, an experimental work with a 60s fusion soundtrack;
* Writer-star Simon Winkler and director Alasdair Ogilvie presented Lumps, a kinetic caper pitched as "Laurel and Hardy meets The Krays";
* Finally James Morrissey trailed his forthcoming grindhouse flick Alone With The Dead with the grizzliest narration ever recorded.
* Resident globetrotter Malcolm Boorer presented Ismael, the subject of his latest documentary;
* Tony Evans expertly brought noir to Pontypridd in The Legend of Don Williams;
* Sophie Millien explored cinema and escapism to striking effect in Untitled #1;
* Wito Werner took us inside Factory, an experimental work with a 60s fusion soundtrack;
* Writer-star Simon Winkler and director Alasdair Ogilvie presented Lumps, a kinetic caper pitched as "Laurel and Hardy meets The Krays";
* Finally James Morrissey trailed his forthcoming grindhouse flick Alone With The Dead with the grizzliest narration ever recorded.
Tuesday, 1 July 2008
Screening: Monday 7th July 2008
We'll be showing both short and medium-length motion pictures from 6:30pm in Chapter Screen 2.
Last time at Chapter MovieMaker: 'Mode in Mind'
(2008) (6 minutes)
Produced and directed by Subjective Realities
Official Video for Staedler & Waldorf's debut single.
Produced and directed by Subjective Realities
Official Video for Staedler & Waldorf's debut single.
Last time at Chapter MovieMaker: 'D-Day 6.4.44'
(2008) (10.5 minutes)
Directed by Wito Werner
A short history movie about the greatest invasion of all time.
Directed by Wito Werner
A short history movie about the greatest invasion of all time.
Monday, 16 June 2008
Plug: Film Night at Rococo
from 9pm on Wednesday 18th June 2008
Friend of the blog Ryan Owen passes on this message:
On the 18th June, Rococo on St Mary’s Street (where the Toucan used to be) will host a night of local independent films. Quality short films – from comedy and thriller to arthouse – as well as local music videos will be played on the venue’s three large widescreen TV’s with an excellent sound system and relaxed vibe, between breaks of alternative music and socializing. Entry is FREE and due to the expected student draw drinks offers will be available – so even if you're not into film the night will be enjoyable. Local filmmakers whose work will be shown include:
Will Hitchins
Oliver Milburn
Ryan Owen
Tom Severn
Oz Thakkar
Si Truss
… and more.
If you like films of any kind there’ll be something there you enjoy. If you know any of the filmmakers come along to support them – and local film. The night will also act as a tester for a possible monthly event, so of course, if you yourself are a filmmaker come along and see if you’d want to submit your work for future nights!
On the 18th June, Rococo on St Mary’s Street (where the Toucan used to be) will host a night of local independent films. Quality short films – from comedy and thriller to arthouse – as well as local music videos will be played on the venue’s three large widescreen TV’s with an excellent sound system and relaxed vibe, between breaks of alternative music and socializing. Entry is FREE and due to the expected student draw drinks offers will be available – so even if you're not into film the night will be enjoyable. Local filmmakers whose work will be shown include:
Will Hitchins
Oliver Milburn
Ryan Owen
Tom Severn
Oz Thakkar
Si Truss
… and more.
If you like films of any kind there’ll be something there you enjoy. If you know any of the filmmakers come along to support them – and local film. The night will also act as a tester for a possible monthly event, so of course, if you yourself are a filmmaker come along and see if you’d want to submit your work for future nights!
Tuesday, 3 June 2008
Last night at Chapter MovieMaker: June gems
Here's what happened, and the order it happened in:
- Malcolm Boorer screened After the Clean Up, a documentary about his trip to Zimbabwe;
- Wito Werner presented another doc, this time on D-Day;
- Chris de Lloyd showed us The Surface, an Arctic-set animated short;
- Michael Aaron and the Subjective Realities gang unveiled their Mode in Mind, a music video for Staedler & Waldorf;
- and while Nick Stubbs' Matinee featured an uncomfortable cinema experience, it didn't make for one.
- Malcolm Boorer screened After the Clean Up, a documentary about his trip to Zimbabwe;
- Wito Werner presented another doc, this time on D-Day;
- Chris de Lloyd showed us The Surface, an Arctic-set animated short;
- Michael Aaron and the Subjective Realities gang unveiled their Mode in Mind, a music video for Staedler & Waldorf;
- and while Nick Stubbs' Matinee featured an uncomfortable cinema experience, it didn't make for one.
Sunday, 1 June 2008
Plug: Open Ear - 8pm till late, 13th June 2008
Open Ear is hosting a free one night only event of experimental work in the ATRiuM Theatre at the University of Glamorgan’s newly built ATRiuM. Curated by Garrett Lynch, the event will present a series of interdisciplinary performances and projections by various sound and visual artists / groups working across the areas of art, music, media and new technologies within live performance / projected contexts.
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