Drama Tag Archive

Live Action

Dual

Screened at the 55th BFI London Film Festival Dual from The Brothers Lynch is an example of split-screen (or should it be dual-screen?) filmmaking at its best.

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN271: Paul – Adam Bizanski

Israeli director Adam Bizanski’s live action puppet short Paul, tells the story of an alienated character searching for his stolen fish through the

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Art & Fashion, Live Action

Crown

Six kids, an abandoned house, and a visitor. AG Rojas continues his current run of producing intriguing, visually stunning videos with his latest unique short

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Live Action

40 Years

As a child, David witnesses the death of his younger brother. Forty years on, his days are haunted by a powerful nemesis. Blending live action and stunning

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Live Action

Paraphernalia

Robot for sale, good condition but no guns – £5.99 Produced as the response to a Channel 4 brief to create a film on disability, John Williams’

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN267: Payload – Stuart Willis

Stuart Willis’ ridiculously ambitious graduation short Payload, sets relatable characters in a believable future to deliver a compelling story about hard

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Live Action

Marie et Fred

Earlier this year Nicolas Dedecker and Arnaud Petit aka TheDeck&Lenitch took us behind the closed doors of FRED et marie’s abusive relationship for

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Live Action

Four Stories

So a few months back Intel, W Hotels and Roman Coppola launched Four Stories, a screenwriting competition in which four winning scripts would be selected and

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Live Action, Podcasts

DN265: The Gift – Griff

Griff’s melancholic short The Gift sees a childless couple’s life disrupted by an unexpected arrival. Griff joins us this week to discuss the

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Live Action

Denise

Whilst myself and DN Editor in Chief MarBelle don’t like to discuss the ‘old days’ too much (it makes us feel old), it’s no secret that

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Live Action

Charity

“I think that you think that I’m a tourist!” Beginning life as an after hours directing exercise, Michael Sugrue’s dialogue piece Charity sees

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Live Action

Hadley TK-421

Recent Drama Centre London graduate Jonathan Reid-Edwards creates a stunning-period drama armed only with a Canon 7D. The Hadley TK-421 is here to

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