What inspired you to get into filmmaking? It was my grandfather. He loved movies and books and introduced me to all kinds of movies when I was five years old. We only had Danish and Swedish television, so we had 3 channels, but the Danish television was so much better than the Swedish television because […]
In his latest podcast/interview, host Stuart Wright talks with co-directors Robin Dutta and Vinod Mahindru about their documentary Who Killed British Cinema?, which features contributors such as Academy Award winner Sir David Lean (archive), Academy Award winner Sir Ben Kingsley, Academy Award winner Lord David Puttnam, Sir Alan Parker, Mike Hodges, Ken Loach, Stephen Frears, […]
In his latest podcast, host Stuart Wright talks with Visit Films’ Joe Yanick about 5 Great British Horror Films – which include: Peeping Tom (1960) Repulsion (!965) The Abominable Dr Phibes (1971) Hardware (1990) We Need To Talk About Kevin (2011) About Joe Yanick: Joe was born and raised outside of Cleveland, OH, before relocating […]
Harley Wallen is an extremely versatile actor-writer- director who is looking to make a big impact in 2018 with several projects which he is releasing through his production company Painted Creek Productions. I got a chance to talk with Harley about some of his exciting new projects including Moving Parts, Bennett’s Song, Into a Dark […]
Harley Wallen is an extremely versatile actor-writer- director who is looking to make a big impact in 2018 with several projects which he is releasing through his production company Painted Creek Productions. I got a chance to talk with Harley about some of his exciting new projects including Moving Parts, Bennett’s Song, Into a Dark […]
Congrats on the success of Deadpool 2. How was it jumping back in and going with a new storyline, new characters and connecting with Deadpool on a more personal level? BH: It was a lot of fun, I think. It was super cool because there were so many new people and everyone was so excited […]
Attack of the Adult Babies is a new horror comedy which is due for release on Blu-Ray, DVD and Digital on June 18th. I got an opportunity to ask director Dominic Brunt a few questions about what we can expect from the film, his inspirations and his favourite moments during filming. Although you directed Attack […]
Mel Novak is an action star who is best known for his performance as Stick the Assassin in Bruce Lee’s final film Game of Death (1978). Having starred in more than 60 feature films, he has given no indication that he is slowing down and following on for the success of Syndicate Smasher (2017) Mel has […]
In his latest interview/podcast, host Stuart Wright talks with Script Revolution founder and screenwriter CJ Walley. For those unaware, Script Revolution is a free script hosting website that offers screenwriters a platform to promote their scripts and a way for filmmakers to search through them. With over 100 screenplays uploaded on average per month and […]
We’ve seen a growth in Comic Con(s) and the size in the UK. Is this a bit of a departure? Kevin Conroy: Well, this is my first UK con so I don’t have anything to compare it to. It’s intense. It’s more than I thought and it’s great. The fans are wonderful. The Batman fans […]
How are you finding Comic Con? James Arnold Taylor: It’s awesome. I’ve been to so many different comic cons and this is my first time in London. I have to say everyone is wonderful. I feel like I should be talking like Obi-Wan Kenobi all the time but it is really fantastic. I just did […]
In his latest podcast, host Stuart Wright talks with the filmmaker half of I Speak Machine, Maf Lewis, about 5 Great British Horror Films – which include: Pogle’s Wood (1965) Whistle And I will Come (1968) The Spirit Of Dark And Lonely Water (1973) The Omen (1976) 28 Days Later (2002) With nods to Don’t […]
Have you been enjoying yourselves at Comic Con? What are the appeal of events like this for you guys? VA: *Laughs* I’m really tempted to sarcastically reply to everything. PS: *Laughs* Yeah, like ‘Absolutely not!’ It’s so great. This is my first time at MCM and there are a few reasons why MCM is so […]
King Cnut is a new documentary from director Evandro Rosolen, which details how comedian Dave Griffiths fought against the fashion industry giants French Connections for the right to sell his own t-shirt brand Cnut. King Cnut was selected to play at the Southend Film Festival on Saturday 26th May and after the screening I got […]
The Ballad of Shirley Collins is a new documentary from co-directors Rob Curry and Tim Plester, which was selected to play at the Southend Film Festival on Sunday 27th May. I got a chance to talk with Rob Curry and a few questions about how the idea for the documentary come about, working with Shirley […]
Arcadia is a new documentary from director Paul Wright, which has been selected to play at the Southend Film Festival on Saturday 26th May. I got a chance to ask Paul Wright a few questions about what we can expect from the film, the process of bringing together 100 years of archive footage for the […]
In his latest podcast, host Stuart Wright talks with filmmaker, internet entrepreneur and Aston Villa fan Marcus Markou (pictured above) about a new film investment opportunity in a production company called Movie Collective, how you become an investor in the company and how you can get a share of the equity for as little as […]
New Town Utopia is a new documentary from director Christopher Ian Smith, which has been selected to play at the Southend Film Festival on Saturday 26th May. I got a chance to ask Smith a few questions about what his inspirations for were creating the film, why he chose to take a look at Basildon […]
Sisters is a new drama from writer-director James Wilsher, which has been selected to play at the Southend Film Festival on Sunday 27th May. I got a chance to ask James a few questions about where the original concept came from, writing the script with the actresses and his favorite moments during filming. What can […]
Guardians is a new horror-comedy from writer-director Mark A.C. Brown, which has been selected to play at the Southend Film Festival on Saturday 26th May. I got a chance to ask Mark A.C. Brown a few questions about the original concept for the film, the biggest challenges they faced and his favourite scenes to shoot. […]
Let Her Cry is a new drama from writer-director Asoka Handagama, which has been selected to play at the Southend Film Festival on Sunday 27th May. I got a chance to ask Asoka Handagama a few questions about his inspirations for writing the script, his favorite scenes to shoot and how changes in attitude of […]
