Check out a 48 hour film that I did sound recording on. Transmission And check out the poster! This is our teams entry to U48 2016. Our genre is “Eeppisen elokuvasarjan ensimmäinen osa” which translates to “A first film of an epic film series.” Mandatory elements were a prop – “A miniature” and a character …
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Sign up for the June AOTS project
I broke the Action On The Side website. The project starts in four days. While I fix the page, if you haven’t signed up yet, sign up here. 1. Add yourself to the mailing list through Mailchimp at http://eepurl.com/bdpm5P 2. Pay the fee to take part in the project here: Today I learnt not to …
The vlogging journey
I’ve been all ‘heads-down, tails-up’ with my master’s studies, working 4 days a week, running the March 2016 AOTS project, running the business and doing general filmmaking stuff. In the lead-up to the June 2016 AOTS project — two weeks away! — I’ve started vlogging. Check out the first one below: In one of my …
Building your own website
A step-by-step guide to creating your own (film) website with Wordpress
London Film Communities
As part of my MA, I researched the London Film Communities currently available. Here is the list.
Copper at Seattle Deaf Film Festival
Copper will screen at the 3rd Seattle Deaf Film Festival in April
What is Action On The Side?
At the London Screenwriters Festival this past weekend, I met six brand new people who, when I said I run Action On The Side, knew what it was. So, let me answer: What is Action On The Side? In July 2013, James Doherty, a motion designer who wanted to direct, set up a project for …
An influential director
As part of my degree, I have written on an influential director. I go into the work of Park Chan-Wook with a focus on his mise-en-scène.
Pitching a Produceable Film
I attended a workshop on pitching last night. Here I share a few of the tips I learnt.
Questions in your audience’s mind
I’m doing an online course on Digital Storytelling. Here I share four questions screenwriters need to ask when writing their scripts.
Busy Times 