The Black Dog : My new film, playing at the Cannes Film Festival
March 28th 2009 14:26
Well - it's official - The Black Dog will be playing at the Cannes Film Festival during May. Details are currently up on their website, and I will recieve more info soon.
The Black Dog was a 15 minute film that went from pre production to the end of post production with in the space of one month - which for some one that takes notoriously long to edit his films - is a record timing turn over. I've never been to Cannes before, but as a film maker who isstill in his infancy, I'm sure it will be an education for me.
I do intend to report on the precedings of the festival when I return - along with photo's.
Here are some stills from my new film.
Playing soon.....
One of the many photos a film maker friend of mine took of last years proceedings
The Black Dog was a 15 minute film that went from pre production to the end of post production with in the space of one month - which for some one that takes notoriously long to edit his films - is a record timing turn over. I've never been to Cannes before, but as a film maker who isstill in his infancy, I'm sure it will be an education for me.
I do intend to report on the precedings of the festival when I return - along with photo's.
Here are some stills from my new film.
An unusual encounter awaits
The Black Dog
premiering @ Cannes
Playing soon.....
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The stills you've put up aren't exactly the most intriguing or compelling. I'm assuming that it's in black and white. What did you shoot it on? What was your budget?
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Bryn - yes - black and white stills equal black and white movie. The film is playing out of competition as far as I know at the moment, although all the sections I sent it to havnt given me an answer yet - so who knows, I'm just happy to have it there and be there! The film is shot on regular DV and as most films go they are judged on their own merits, not by how exciting the stills look.
And to others reading, I was going to post a link to the webpage that lists my film on the festivals website but there are frankly some privacy issues I have with how they have listed it.
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and to Bryn - I wasn't actually in time for Sydney film festival this year, but I want it seen here, so I will be sending it to Sydney Underground Film Festival sometime soon.
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