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News release 22/11/06

LOW and MICRO BUDGET Films –
FREE CINECITY Event

Miranda Robinson, Head of Development at Screen South will host a panel event to discuss why low budget filmmaking is essential to British film-makers, the restrictions of micro and low budgets, marketing a low budget film, and what freedom working on a shoe-string provide for filmmakers. This is an essential event for those trying to get their first feature off the ground and for anyone with an interest in how films get made. Miranda will be joined by a panel of film-makers and producers to discuss these issues. Find out more

Saturday, 25th November 2006, 4pm.
To ensure a place at this FREE event please register with Cinecity direct info@cine-city.co.uk

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News release 15/11/06

We’ve Got The Toaster – Selected Screenings

'We've got the Toaster' has got several screenings confirmed throughout November. The Screen South supported film will be screening on 18th November at 3pm at the Roxy Bar & Screen London tickets on door, on the 22nd November at 7pm at the Film School, Brighton, tickets on door, and on 28th November at 6.30pm at The Phoenix, Oxford, tickets available from box office.

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News release 08/11/06


World’s best docs come
to Brighton

Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, the 2006 SEE Festival will be hosted during Brighton’s CINECITY festival on the week-end of 18th-19th November.
There will be a rare chance to see a preview of Oliver Hodges’ new in progress film Garbage Warrior, which received Screen South support. This film will fit into one of the many festival focuses: society and the role filmmakers can play in raising awareness and making changes. This is to also include a discussion on the effects documentaries have on the world and a film on immigrant children: My New Home, by Brighton based Daisy Asquith.

Go to www.seefestival.org to find out more

Click on the link to read our press release

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News release 07/11/06

Brighton’s CINECITY festival is GO!

CINECITY celebrates its fourth birthday this Autumn with screenings and events right across the city including Duke of York’s Picturehouse, Cineworld, Odeon, Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton Fringe Basement, the new Lighthouse, Permanent Gallery and Sussex Arts Club. Part of this year’s programme will be Nick & Marc Francis acclaimed documentary Black Gold as well as Richard Bracewell’s The Gigolos, both of which received Screen South support, not forgetting a rare chance to see The Wizard of Oz on the big screen! The festival takes place from 16 Nov to 3 Dec 2006. For full details click ‘here’ or visit www.cine-city.co.uk

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News release 07/11/06

Canterbury Cinema 3 welcomes Kent filmmakers

Two of the debut features by Screen South supported filmmakers will be screening at Canterbury’s Cinema 3 in the coming weeks. Pratibha Parmar’s Nina’s Heavenly Delights will be screening on Wednesday 22nd November (with an introduction by Pratibha), whilst Andrea Arnold’s award winning Red Road will be screening on 8th and 9th December (Andrea will be introducing the film on the 8th). Not to be missed! For more information or to book: www.gulbenkiantheatre.co.uk

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News release 07/11/06

The Gigolos come to Brighton

There will be a rare chance to see Richard Bracewell’s acclaimed debut feature The Gigolos at the forthcoming Brighton CINECITY festival. The special preview, pre-release screening will be at Brighton’s Odeon on Monday 27th November at 8.30pm. The Screen South supported film recently had its French premiere in Dinard where it screened to packed audiences Don’t miss it!

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News release 15/11/06

FROM SUNDANCE TO THE UK – Upcoming BLACK GOLD Preview Screenings

Black Gold will be screening at a number of festivals in the coming weeks. Highlights include a screening and Q&A with filmmakers Marc and Nick Francis with broadcaster Jon Snow at the National Film Theatre on Sunday 19th November at 2.10pm as part of RESFEST 2006, as well as a screening at Brighton’s CINECITY on Tuesday 21st November. Full details: www.blackgoldmovie.com


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News release 11/06

Screen South appoint new Education & Audience Development Executive

Screen South are delighted to announce that Alison Dilnutt has joined the team as the new Audience Development and Education Executive. Her background is largely in Further Education, having lectured at Canterbury College in Media and Film for six years where she established an annual student trip to the Venice Film Festival. She has also, more recently, worked with young people and volunteers for the charity Rainer, with a particular interest in setting up creative projects between Mentors and care-leavers. Alison is hoping to build on the work already being carried out in the region in moving image education and exhibition and to develop new strategies, partnerships and projects for the South East.
For further details or to contact Alison regarding future partnerships please contact the Screen South office on 01303 259777.

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News release 10/11/06

FINAL CUT PRESENTS ‘GET ANIMATED!’

This month’s Final Cut screening is a must-see for animation fans as they join forces with the UK Film Council and Screen South to present an exciting programme of the latest work from up-and-coming UK animators. With several award-winners, this is without doubt one of the finest collections of animations you will see this year.
A highlight of the screening will be a special preview screening of seven animated 'One Minute Wonder-Animation' ultra-shorts Final Cut have produced for Screen South' 2006/07 Digital Shorts scheme, with funding support from Screen South and Arts Council England, South East. Completed only a few days before the screening, this will be the first time these films have been shown to the public... "so new, the paint hasn’t dried!”

In addition to the films, there will be animation-inspired VJ sets and DJ mixes PLUS an after-party at ‘Circus Circus’ bar across the road where you can socialise, network and meet the film-makers. For stills and synopses of all films, visit: www.finalcut.gb.com

Date: Saturday, November 18th
Venue: Duke Of York’s cinema, Preston Circus, Brighton
Screening: 2pm (doors open 1.45pm)
Admission: £6.50 (pre-booking recommended)

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News release 08/11/06

World’s best docs come
to Brighton

Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, the 2006 SEE Festival will be hosted during Brighton’s CINECITY festival on the week-end of 18th-19th November.
There will be a rare chance to see a preview of Oliver Hodges’ new in progress film Garbage Warrior, which received Screen South support. This film will fit into one of the many festival focuses: society and the role filmmakers can play in raising awareness and making changes. This is to also include a discussion on the effects documentaries have on the world and a film on immigrant children: My New Home, by Brighton based Daisy Asquith.

Go to www.seefestival.org to find out more

Click on the link to read our press release

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News release 07/11/06

Youth Dance Screen – Broadcast Premieres!

Animalz by Sergio Cruz, photo: Hanna Korhone n

A series of brand new dance films featuring young dancers and directors will soon be premiered on Channel 4 as part of their ‘Three Minute Wonders’ series. Y’DScreen is a unique Screen South-supported project creating opportunities for emerging film directors to work with youth dance groups to create four dance films for TV broadcast. Four directors have been selected to work with youth dance groups to create four films commissioned and broadcast by Channel 4 through its ‘Three-Minute Wonder’ series. Dates: 13 – 16 November, Time: 7.55 pm Read all about it here

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PORTSMOUTH:
SCREEN 06
Learn about film...
for FREE!

Portsmouth's Film and New Media Festival is just around the corner and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about Film... For FREE!
To find out more about the workshops on offer or to book a place click here or visit
www.portsmouthscreen.co.uk

The festival runs from 10-19 November.

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News release 07/11/06



Screen South Digital Short makes Grierson awards shortlist!

Following its sale to Warners during the Cannes Film Festival last May, the teenage comedy Neil’s Party, directed by Stephen Pidgeon and written by Kevin Marckwick & Philip Lott, was released last week in North America via Warner Brothers on DVD and Home Entertainment.

This is quite incredible for the tiny budget film, yet there were more great news this week when the makers of the film learnt they were the #1 download rental on Amazon's new Unboxed service!
Visit www.neilsparty.com for more.

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Digital Hollywood: The Global Conference for the Entertainment, Media and Technology Economies

The Premier Event for Transforming Entertainment, Technology & the Global Communications Network will be held at London’s ExCel on November 29-Dec. 1, 2006. Amongst a packed programme, the three day event will feature a Special Workshop on Government Initiatives & Citizen Transformation: Implementing Broadband, Mobile & ITV in Developing Intellectual and Economic Empowerment Zones, along with Government and Corporate Delegation Meet-Ups: Hosted Dinners & Private Meeting Rooms to Facilitate Interchange. The event, organised by SEMN with the support of leading UK Media agencies, including Screen South, follows last year’s hugely successful D-Media conference. Not to be missed. For full details and to register visit www.digitalhollywood.co.uk

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Black Gold hits UK screens

Well the time has finally come! Three years in the making and with its world premiere back in January at Sundance, Marc and Nick Francis have now finally got their critically acclaimed feature documentary BLACK GOLD screening in selected venues around the UK... including Brighton’s Cinecity Festival on November 21st. If you can't make that date there are other screenings too, click here for more info http://www.blackgoldmovie.com/screenings.php?id=14 The Screen South supported documentary is scheduled for a UK-wide release early in 2007 not to be missed!!
For all the latest info visit www.blackgoldmovie.com

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News release 24/10/06

GYPO opens across the country

Another award winning debut, Jan Dunn's GYPO, is due to open on October 20th. Shot entirely around Ramsgate, the film won producer Elaine Wickham a BIFA at last year's Independent Film Awards. Supported by Screen South, GYPO is the UK's first ever Dogme95 feature film and stars Paul McGann, Pauline McLynn and Rula Lenska, as well as newcomers Chloe Sirene and Tamzin Dunstone. To date the film has won praise from critics around the world. Both Jan and Elaine will be introducing the film at Canterbury's Cinema 3 on 20th October. For details click here

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News release 24/10/06

The Great Ecstasy of Robert Carmichael comes to a screen near you

Thomas Clay's debut is also out this month. Despite the controversy raised by its final scene, the film, which was shot entirely in Newhaven in Sussex, has generated a considerable amount of interest. Sight & Sound's Ryan Gilbey reported that Director Thomas Clay 'showed a highly imaginative grasp of film grammar', whilst Total Film wrote that the film was 'Recalling Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, Haneke's Funny Games and Bergman's The Virgin Spring'. The film was written by Clay and Joseph Lang, who also produced the film with Daniel Nixon.
Visit www.robertcarmichael.co.uk to find out more.

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News release 04/10/06

Nina’s Heavenly Delights on general release

Nina's Heavenly Delights, Pratibha Parmar’s feature film debut as director is currently on general release. The film is a vibrant and highly original comedy that is a spicy combination of family, food and surprises and will sizzled onto UK cinema screens via distributor Verve Pictures. The film was written by Andrea Gibb and features, amongst others, Shelley Conn, Laura Fraser and Art Malik. Pratibha Parmar received Screen South support on a number of projects in the past and we are delighted to have been able to help her along the way. For trailer and cinema listings visit www.ninasheavenlydelights.com

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News release 24/10/06

Spin Off – Practice your pitching!

Friday 17th November, 15.45 to 17.00,
£5/£2.50 concessions

From Low Budget Features to Hollywood Blockbusters or Corporate videos to commercials, web Stingers to the latest X Box Game; everyone needs a writer. This event will provide participants with a chance to pitch to a panel of professionals, including Jan Dunn and Elaine Wikham who’s Award Winning low budget Feature Gypo launched Ramsgate Based Medb Films. There will be a special prize for the best pitch. Pitches can be for Shorts, Features or Games. To find out more or to book please contact the Screen South office on 01303 259777 or via e-mail: info@screensouth.org.

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News release 24/10/06

Andrea Arnold's Red Road hits UK screens

Andrea Arnold's acclaimed debut feature will be at cinemas in London and across the UK from 27th October. Kent-born writer/director Andrea will be taking part in a series of Q&As about the film, at a number of London venues as well as in Manchester during the opening week. Red Road won the prestigious Jury Prize at this year's Cannes Film Festival and has been hailed as the best British film this year. Don't miss it! Click here

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News release 23/10/06

The Gigolos - First Dinard, then the world!

The Gigolos played to packed audiences at the 17th Festival of British Film in Dinard, Brittany. This was the film’s first public screening in Europe, where it was part of the programme alongside Andrea Arnold Cannes winner Red Road. The Dinard Festival is a prestigious celebration of British film attended by the European film industry. In addition, producer Tony Bracewell has informed us that his team had signed an agreement with Channel Four International, who will be selling international rights for the film. Tony is currently confirming agreements with UK cinemas and will be announcing release date and venues very shortly. Visit www.the-gigolos.com for all the latest news!

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News release 04/10/06

‘Hampshire in Motion’ Film Festival – Hampshire films wanted!

Friday 20th to Wednesday 25th October, Fareham Town Centre

Screen South delivery partner City Eye, based in Southampton, exists to inspire filmmaking and enhance a passion for film in people across all of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. City Eye will be supporting the forthcoming Fareham’s ‘Hampshire in Motion’ Film Festival, and will be organising a free screening on Tuesday 24th October 2006 at the Ashcroft Arts Centre, 7.30 pm. City Eye invites filmmakers from across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to submit their work for screening. Selected Filmmakers will have the opportunity to introduce their work, screen their film and take part in a Q and A session afterwards. This event is for local filmmakers of the Hampshire and Isle of Wight region and is open to all genres of filmmaking. For full details visit www.ashcroft.org.uk

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News release 04/10/06

Screen South Information Day in Newport, Isle of Wight

Screen South, in conjunction with The Isle of Wight Film

Network will be hosting their first information day on the island. The afternoon event (scheduled from 1pm – 5pm) will be an opportunity to gain an insight into Screen South, the RIFE Lottery funding process and other schemes and funding available to filmmakers, as well as a chance to have a one to one session to discuss your project with Screen South staff.

Screen South would like to encourage filmmakers on the island and the surrounding area who are hoping to apply for funding to attend the day.

To register free of charge, please submit 25 words of less about your project / idea, along with contact details to info@screensouth.org. Venue details and schedule will be e mailed to you shortly before the event.

The event will be followed by a rare chance to attend a BAFTA preview screening of Nicholas Hytner’s THE HISTORY BOYS at Newport’s Cineworld cinema. Tickets for this event will be subject to availability and special conditions will apply

Tuesday 10 October 2006

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News release 04/10/06

Digital Shorts selected for top festivals

Two of the 2005/06 ‘Close-Up’ shorts produced as part of the Screen South Digital Shorts scheme have been selected for prestigious festivals. Fish Can’t Fly has been selected for both the Raindance and Signals film festivals.

The humourous film, written and directed by Richard Murphy and produced by Scott Horsfield, takes place in a high-rise flat, where a pet fish with a suicidal death-wish edges towards a fatal drop, as an audience below endeavour to save its life…

Meanwhile Blood and Chips, written and directed by Ryan Phillips and produced by Matthew Cornett, has been selected to screen at the London Film Festival…

It’s a heatwave in Medway and in a local chip shop racial tension boils over with surprising conclusions.

Congratulations from all the team at Screen South!

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News release 18/09/06

We’ve Got The Toaster premieres at Tunbridge Wells

Three years after work started on the film, teen comedy We’ve Got The Toaster premiered in Tunbridge Wells on 8th September to a crowd of 600 people. The obligatory red carpet and stretch limos were present and the event was covered by a live report from the BBC.

Needless to say, producer Janey Moffat and her team felt it was a success, especially when they received a distribution offer for the internet and mobile phone rights to the film before 10am the next day! You can watch the BBC report and find out more about the Screen South supported feature by visiting www.wevegotthetoaster.com

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News release 18/09/06

Digital Short off to a winning start

Hot on its success at Talent Circle Super Shorts Film Festival where it won the ‘Best Super Short’ (which was the overall best film award), Robin King’s 2005/06 Digital Short Ten Thousand Pictures of You was runner up at the Rushes Soho festival (29th July – 4th August) in the Best Newcomer category. The film has since been picked by the British Council who will be entering it into its programme of international festivals, and has also been accepted at Uppsala (Sweden), Cardiff and Raindance. Congratulations from all the Screen South team!

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News release 30/08/06

Top Documentary Awards Honour Regional Talent

A number of Screen South-supported filmmakers have been nominated for the 2006 Grierson Awards, which celebrate the best documentaries of the year. Phil Grabsky of 7th Art Productions has been selected in the Best Documentary on the Arts category with In Search of Mozart, along with fellow Brighton-based filmmaker David Notman-Watt, nominated for his film Take That For The Record, which looks back at 1990’s boy band phenomenon Take That. Luke Holland has been nominated in the Best Documentary Series with A Very English Village, which chronicles village life in Ditchling, East Sussex, whilst Oxford-based Vaughan Pilikian and Justin Meiland have been nominated in the Best Newcomer category with Hammer and Flame, which was produced as part of the 2004/5 Screen South Digital Shorts scheme.  Finally, Clare Richards’ Disabled and Looking for Love, produced by Brighton-based Lambent Productions has also made the Best Newcomer shortlist.
The award ceremony on 17th November will be broadcast on BBC4.
Congratulations to all from the Screen South team!!!

Visit www.griersontrust.org

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News release 23/08/06

GYPO on general release

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News release 23/08/06

Digital Short wins top award

Ten Thousand Pictures of You, the short film produced as part of Screen South 2005/6 Digital Shorts scheme won Talent Circle’s Best Super Short award last month, the festival’s top award. Writer and Director Robin King was speechless, explaining ‘Ten Thousand Pictures of You is our first short film and Super Shorts is our first festival’!

Congratulations to Robin and producer Denise Hoey from all the Screen South Team! Read all about it here

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News release 14/08/06

2 Days Later calls for entries -
Horribly Good Filmmakers Required

Since premiering at Sundance, Marc and Nick Francis’ Black Gold has sold all rights to North America and will now be released in cinemas in the US from October 6th. The Screen South supported feature documentary was also selected to feature in Docuweek in LA - a special event that helps qualify feature documentaries for Academy Award consideration. Black Gold has also been selected for the Rio de Janeiro Film Festival and is just in the middle of its European tour, having just screened at the Haugesund Film Festival in Norway, and preparing for its impending UK premiere at the London Film Festival this October. Check out www.blackgoldmovie.com for all the latest news and reviews.

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News release 23/08/06

OFVM take Cinema Tent on tour at READING and LEEDS Festivals

Regional Delivery partner Oxford Film and Video Makers have a packed programme of screenings scheduled for this year’s Reading and Leeds Festivals, from 24-27th August. OFVM’s ‘Cinema Tent’ will feature a mixed programme of screenings, including a selection of features and shorts, among which the 2005/06 Screen South Digital Shorts Ten Thousand Pictures of You (Robin King) and Life Goes On (Trevor Hardy). View the programme here
Download poster including event times

For event information visit www.readingfestival.com or www.leedsfestival.com.

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News release 14/08/06

Regional Filmmaker’s
award winning short out
on DVD

Richard Raymond’s short The Bridge, described as ‘the thriller sensation of the year’ and winner of the Best Film at the Worldfest Film Festival, is out on DVD. The 30 minute film, produced and directed by Screen South-supported Richard, was written by Ludwig Shammasian and stars Andrea Corr and Leonard Fenton. Click here to find out more

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News release 14/08/06

Luke Holland on BBC4

A film by Sussex based and Screen South supported documentary filmmaker Luke Holland opened a BBC FOUR Season of Maysles Brothers' Classics on Sunday 6 August. 'ALBERT MAYSLES - THE POETIC EYE' is a half hour portrait of the legendary documentary filmmaker who directed, amongst other films, Meet Marlon Brando (1965), Salesman (1968) and Gimme Shelter (1970).
Click here to view details

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News release 26/07/06



Chichester Youngsters Scoop Lottery Cash to
make a Film

Young filmmakers from Chichester will benefit from thousands of pounds of First Light funding. Thanks to their interesting and inventive proposal, Compulsive Community Pictures have been awarded National Lottery money, through First Light’s funding streams, to make a film with a group of local young people.
Read the full story here

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Warner buys regional feature

Meanwhile, Screen South supported Neil’s Party, the feature length teen comedy written by Uckfield-based Kevin Markwick and directed by Stephen Pidgeon was bought by Warner Home Video during the Cannes Film Festival. The film received development funding from Screen South in its early stages in 2002, whilst writer Kevin received further support to attend AFM and Cannes festival in 2003.
In addition Neil’s Party secured US TV and pay per view deals whilst in Cannes, alongside good sales to Australia and Canada.

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Screen South Digital Shorts selected for Edinburgh International Film Festival

Three of the 2005-06 Digital Shorts have been selected for the Edinburgh International Film Festival. The films include two ‘Long Shots’, The Space Between Us, written and directed by Magalie Charrier and produced by Wendy Bevan-Mogg, Life Goes On, written and directed by Trevor Hardy and produced by Alexander Finbow, and the ‘Close Up’ Ten Thousand Pictures of You, written and directed by Robin King and produced by Denise Hoey.

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News release 17/07/06

Screen Archive South East is born

Regional writer Leanne Welham wins in Spain

Writer/Director Leanne Welham from the Screen South region and Ignacio Tatay have been awarded the “Camaleon” for best short film script from the International Islantilla Film Festival, Spain with Novio. The prize consists of 6000 euros from the Manocomunidad de Islantilla and 3000 euros from the public broadcast channel RTVA, with substantial in-kind support from the festival to assist in realising the script on 35mm. Novio will premiere at the 8th International Islantilla Film Festival in April 2007 and will then be distributed nationally through the “La Dehesa” cinema chain.

For more information on the festival go to
www.islantilla.es/festival.
Congratulations from all at Screen South!

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News release 17/07/06

Gaby Cowburn’s Encounter on show at the De La Warr Pavilion

Gabi Cowburn’s Encounter will be accompanying the Mark Anstee exhibition at the De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill, over the summer. Encounter followed the making and destruction of one of Mark Antee’s works in Belgium in 2003 and the film received support from Screen South. From 15th July to the 17th September, Mark Anstee will be making one of his monumental drawings in Gallery 2, so now people in the UK will get the chance to see the artist at work in the flesh as well as in Gabi’s film, and all in the same venue!
Check out www.dlwp.com for details.

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News release 06/07/06

Regional filmmaker
Pratibha Parmar
completes first feature

Nina's Heavenly Delights, Pratibha Parmar’s feature film debut as director has just been completed. The film is a vibrant and highly original comedy that is a spicy combination of family, food and surprises and will sizzle onto UK cinema screens in September 2006 via distributor Verve Pictures. The film was written by Andrea Gibb and features, amongst others, Shelley Conn, Laura Fraser and Art Malik. Pratibha Parmar received Screen South support on a number of projects in the past and we are delighted to have been able to assist in her career development.
To find out more about the film visit www.vervepics.com

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News release 06/07/06

Screen South attract docs buyers at London UK Film Focus

Summerscreen Film
Festival 2006.

Film fun and fantasy!

Over 2,000 young people around the county look set to join Oxford Film and Video Makers' third Summerscreen film festival. Workshops, outdoor screenings and Harry Potter and Central TV tours are just some of the activities on offer this year.

For more details and booking forms go to:

www.ofvm.org/summerscreen

The festival runs in, and around, Oxford during the first week of the summer holidays from 22 – 30 July 2006.

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Screen South supports BRITDOC 2006

We are pleased to announce our support for BRITDOC 06 – the new British documentary festival and forum happening in Oxford this July in association with Nokia. BRITDOC 06 will bring together an extraordinary collection of international industry players to the UK over three days (26th – 28th July) within the intimate surroundings of Keble College.  You will have the opportunity to meet everyone you need to get your feature documentary funded and distributed – PLUS watch 24 of the very best new films of the year by British and international filmmakers.
Find out more . . .

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Screen South Trade Mission to LA Information Session

Screen South will be running a special workshop for people interested in applying for the LA/AFM Trade Mission Bursary. This will be a full day event, with a chance to hear from successful past applicants, along with advice and guidance from regular AFM attendees. The date is 21st July.
If you would like to attend this information session, please e-mail info@screensouth.org

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SCREEN SOUTH BURSARIES for LA TRADE MISSION 2006

Screen South is leading a Trade Mission to Los Angeles for Film Companies and Talent from the South East of England. The Trade Mission will coincide with the American Film Market and the 20th AFI Los Angeles Film Festival, 1st- 9th November 2006.
Deadline for application: 4th August.

To find out more about this unique opportunity click here. To download an application form click here
A trade mission workshop will take place on 21st
(see below)

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News release 26/07/06

DON'T BE BRITISH! Effective documentary Pitching and Networking at Britdoc

It's not enough to have the most fantastic idea and unprecedented access. If you want your film to get made, you need to get the right people interested in financing and commissioning it. Chaired by Helena Mackenzie from Passport to Film and supported by Screen South, this session will tell you everything you need to know in order to make that successful pitch and work the networking magic. Featuring film consultant Paul Brett and Annette Kurer who specialises in first impression, communications and presenting skills.

The event takes place on Wednesday 26th July at 10.00

To find out more visit www.britdoc.org

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News release 26/07/06

BRITDOC 06 ANNOUNCES