At the beginning of 2013, I had the extremely lucky privilege of being invited to join a collective of volunteers with the dream of producing a feature film. Over a period of six months 'Reel People Films' would start an adventure in the vibrant city of Bristol. With eight writers behind a ready draft and ten directors at the helm, we were all about to embark on a journey to create the feature film entitled 'One'.
My time on set has been an amazing experience, and got the chance to meet some truly inspiring people, and I will never forget what we achieved this year. One weekend that will stay with me forever, is the time we spent filming on the Clifton suspension bridge. Overlooking the shimmering lights of night time Bristol, we set to work in the manner that became the Reel People Film's camaraderie of those six months.
'One' is now entering five months of post production. The journey lives on, but I want to take five minutes in writing this blog to say a huge thank you to Ross Wilson and Sica Denerley-Weiss for welcoming me with open arms into their filmmaking family, and I feel proud to be associated with this production.
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Sunday, 15 September 2013
My Last Day On 'One'
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Wednesday, 10 July 2013
A Film Screening & A Wrap Party
Well that was an eventful weekend. Had a pleasant visit to Norwich, to attend two events. The Haunting of Harry Payne, a supernatural horror produced by EQ Films, was screened at Cinema City in Norwich. I was lucky enough to get some work back in August 2012 on set and get an invite to the screening. I was very impressed with the film considering the budget. A visceral and engaging film.
Mustard TV Norwich Premiere Coverage
My good friend Kris Smith has finished filming his first feature film I'm Still Here. So as always to celebrate we all went out and had a jolly good knees up in Norwich.
I'm Still Here - Official Facebook Page
Mustard TV Norwich Premiere Coverage
My good friend Kris Smith has finished filming his first feature film I'm Still Here. So as always to celebrate we all went out and had a jolly good knees up in Norwich.
I'm Still Here - Official Facebook Page
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