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- A few of my favorite things
- shrimps
- Give me the Odeon for a day and I'd show
- waiting for guffman
- Places I want to go before I die
- cairo, cuba
- Bands to play at my birthday
- fleet foxes
- Desert island books
- life of pi
- If I was going to steal a famous work of art for my living room
- jackson pollock
- Dream dinner party guests
- patrick stewart, david byrne
- And we would eat
- shrimps
- If I had magic powers...
- i would fly
- If I was an animal...
- i would be a salmon
- If I was a fictional character
- i would be superman
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- Single & looking
- Newspapers & mags you read
- The Skinny, The List, The Guardian
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- 48 Hour Film Project
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- http://www.48hourfilm.com/edinburgh
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self-employed
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Sam Goldblatt
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| 2009-03-31 15:58:34 | ||
From The 48 Hour Film Project: The world's largest competition of its kind returns to Edinburgh's Cameo Cinema this May 22-24! Filmmakers from across the UK (and beyond) will meet up to spend a wild and crazy bank holiday weekend making a film, getting it screened and judged for prizes. Registration is now open (and quickly filling up) at www.48hourfilm.com/edinburgh. We are now half full, so you are advised to register soon. | ||
| 2008-04-23 05:45:09 | ||
From Sam Goldblatt of the 48 Hour Film Project: The 48 Hour Film Project (48HFP) will tour to Edinburgh for the first time ever in 2008. Over the May 16-18 weekend, Filmmakers from all across Scotland will compete to write, shoot and edit a short film in just 48 hours. All films will be screened at The Cameo on May 20 and 21. The 48HFP is the world's oldest and largest timed-film competition and takes place annually in over 60 cities around the world with more than 30,000 filmmakers competing to win the title of "Best 48 Hour Film of 2008. The winning Edinburgh team will be invited to attend the Filmapalooza Awards Weekend (held previously at South by Southwest and Cinequest). The winning 48 Hour Film of 2007 is being screened at the Cannes Film Festival, and the same is expected for 2008. Filmmaking teams of all levels will meet on the evening of Friday, May 16 at The Cameo where they will receive a genre, a character, a prop, and a line of dialogue that they must work into their short film. Teams have until 7:30pm on Sunday, May 18 to write, shoot and edit their films. All films will be judged by Paul Dale, Film Editor for The List, and Ian Hoey, General Manager of The Cameo, and awards will be given in several categories. "We're excited to be playing host to this challenge," says Hoey. "I'm sure it will not only be a keenly contested competition but great viewing entertainment as well." Learn more about The Inaugural Edinburgh 48 Hour Film Project at The Brass Monkey (14 Drummond Street, Edinburgh) on Wednesday, April 23 at 6:30pm with a free screening of The Best 48 Hour Films of all time. To see selected 48 Hour Films, go to www.48.tv. Registration for the competition is £45 and now open to anyone and everyone at www.48hourfilm.com/edinburgh. | ||
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