Saturday, 13 October 2007

Premiere at the National Media Museum!







I'm a bit biased, but this is a great film!
Nicola Dixon, Project Manager
Your Dreams are worth living for! Peruse them!!!
Paul Arrowsmith, writer

You all made writing the music very easy - the film was brilliantly acted and put together. Well done and all the best for the future!
Dave Bainbridge, composer

Great fun great film! Thanks you.
Dave Robertson, actor (Ships captain)
As Chaplin said: “ ! “
Paul Vates, Genre advisor
It has been an absolute pleasure working with this group of people and I hope they will all feel proud of themselves as we do of them. xxx
Madeleine Frost, Performance director

This is only the beginning! Never stop discovering! Never stop dreaming! Never stop Believing! Gook luck!
David Bunting, Producer/Animator

Only you have the power to make your dream a reality. The future is yours to own. To a great team one and all. All the best and until the next time. Good luck & good furtune.
Peter M Kershaw, Producer/Director

Sunday, 7 October 2007

Goole VIP screenings

Pictures from the amazing opening screenings in Goole. Click on any of them to display full size and download. Demand was so high, we packed out 3 screenings back to back in the Gate Theatre! The red carpet was out. The cast, dressed up as stars they are, even arrived by limousine . An truly amazing and unforgettable time was had by all.

The premiere takes place at the National Media Museum in Bradford this Wed. I can’t wait!











Monday, 1 October 2007

How it all started

With the premiere just a few days away, Project Manager Nicola Dixon talked to me about how the idea for the project took shape. It was recorded during a very blustery day in composer Dave Bainbridge's garden!

Goole Advance Screening - this Saturday!

Goole's advance screening and premiere is this Saturday. Already tickets have just about sold out for the 6pm screening, with a few left for the 7pm screening. To book your ticket, contact the Box Office on 01405 763652.
The Premiere and VIP screening of the film is being held at the National Media Museum on Wednesday 10 October 7.30pm. For more information on this screening please contact Nicola Dixon on 01405 763652.
The young people have asked for a smart dress code for all screenings - so get your gladrags on!
More screenings around East Yorkshire to be announced soon.

Monday, 10 September 2007

music making


Clarinet player Claire McKenzie took time out of The Royal Scottish Music Academy to join Violinist Alex McKee and Viola player Jonathan Penny from The East Riding Youth Orchestra at Open Sky Studios. The Studios are home to Dave Bainbridge composer & musician. Dave is known to many for his recordings with bands such as IONA and on soundtracks such as for the award winning short film Wilfred. Having worked on 'talkies' for the BBC and ITV, The Lost Princess presented a fresh challenge to Dave, having to create a score as narrative for silent film. Dave's Studio equipped with the very latest in soundtrack software made an ideal location for the GSM young musicians to add their creative contribution to the film's drama.


"Lost Princess" writer/director Becky Stothart came along to see how a soundtrack is writen and recorded. See for yourself in the lastest behind the scenes video.


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Friday, 17 August 2007

Cutting the movie

Well, the films are back from the labs at no.w.here, travelled to Film Lab North and transfered to digital tape.

Check out this behind the scenes video at MyBear Producutions, about the jorney from camera to editing bench. We found Shaun when we were interviewing for our film aprentices. Shaun now has his own studio, and is our editor for Goole Silent Movie. He'll be at the Gate Theatre on Tuesday (9.30 - 12) to present the rushes, assemly edit, and talking about about editing.



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Friday, 10 August 2007

Editing date

Biting your fingernails wondering how the film looks?

The editing and viewing of the rushes will be held on

Tuesday 21 August 9.30am - 12.00pm
at the Gate Theatre

The premiere will be held in October - details on that soon!