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DN Special: Lighthouse Cineville – London to Brighton

Screen South’s Miranda Robinson chaired a Q&A with Rachel Robey and Alastair Clark, both producers for Nottingham based Wellington Films. Their debut

Live Action

Talking with Angels – Yousaf Ali Khan

A well-worn maxim suggests that it’s always best to create stories about ‘what you know’, and Yousaf Ali Khan’s accomplished short

Podcasts

DN052: Dead Bird – Brek Taylor & Clare Tinsley

I’m joined today by not one but two directors Brek Taylor & Clare Tinsley, to discuss their podcast released short Dead Bird which to continue the

Live Action

Stagnate – Miranda Bowen

Mildred is an eccentric, bird-like woman who desperately tries to do her job to the best of her ability – only there’s little to do and the more

Live Action, Podcasts

DN049: La Primavera – Rubén Obregón Casas

Rubén Obregón Casas, left a career in the US military to become a director and today joins me to discuss for his lyrical lovers parted tale, La Primavera. La

Animation, Live Action, Podcasts

DN046: The Raftman’s Razor – Keith Bearden

Keith Bearden joins us to discuss The Raftman’s Razor, a film that redresses the distorted Hollywood view of teenagers in movies. The Raftman’s

Live Action

A Young Boy Navigates the Trauma of School Bullies & His Heroin-Addict Mother in Candida Scott Knight’s ‘Mercy’

UK director Candida Scott Knight's 'Mercy' tells the story of Ben, a young boy who’s bullied at school and neglected at home by his heroin-addict mother.

Live Action, Podcasts

DN041: Asylum – Shirley Petchprapa

A TV show which is currently in the search for a home, but shows a stack of promise is Asylum. My guest Shirley Petchprapa co-wrote and directed a series

Live Action

77 Beds – Alnoor Dewshi

Turning insomnia to his advantage, director Alnoor Dewshi developed the concept for his astounding short 77 Beds whilst finding an alternative to counting

Live Action, Podcasts

DN032: The Shovel – Nick Childs

Director Nick Childs’ approach to adaptation holds a lesson for us all, as his choice of material centres on pieces which already have a strong cinematic

Live Action, Podcasts

DN018: The Big Day – Scott Ludden

Our director de jour Scott Ludden knows how the support of a good crew can mean the difference between success or failure on a project. The crew who worked

Live Action, Podcasts

DN016: The 12 Inch Pianist – War-rag

We catch up with filmmaker Mark Jenkins to discuss his involvement with Cornish collective War-rag and their first short 'The 12 Inch Pianist'.

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