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Monday, 22 October 2012

What I've been doing...

Hello, I'm sorry I've not been posting, I've been absolutely rushed off my feet doing everything in the world! October has been the busiest month for me. Lots of things are coming to a close and getting all exciting.

Music

The other day I travelled to Cambridge with two of my best friends to see my current favourite band, Dry the River. It was an unbelievably perfect night. The set was absolutely fantastic, there was a great atmosphere in the crowd and everybody was emotionally wailing along, and we met Scott Miller (bass), Peter Liddle (vocals and guitar) and Will Harvey (violin)! They were so lovely and nice to talk to. 
Scott

Pete

I've also been doing a lot of work on my own music. I'm doing some proper recording with my boys on Tuesday for my brand new EP 'Songs From My Ribcage'. I finished the artwork last night:
It's going to be released sometime very soon, I'll post about that when I know for certain. 
Music video also coming soon!

Film

My film is finally coming to a close! Our final shoot begins at 5pm today, how exciting. We're shooting the dramatic end sequence today, our biggest shoot yet.




I've just finished some work on a short documentary as a part of research for my EPQ project at college. It's about an exhibition by a group of artists in Leiester called 'The Collective'.

The Collective - A Short Film


Sunday, 30 September 2012

Film: Three Weeks

Starring

Yanika Chauhan
Henry Brown
Eloise Clarke
Lewis Meagor

Young playwright, Lita, is in the final three weeks of producing her comic play, 'Bathos' and she's falling for mysterious actor, Tristan, to the dismay of her eccentric best friend. However, unknown to her friends and cast, Lita is facing a dangerous inner battle with mental illness.



I've been writing and directing this film for the best part of three years, and we've finally got to the filming stage! At 5am this morning we embarked on the filming of a post-party scene.