Archive for November, 2008
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As you know Mr John Sergeant jumped ship from Strictly Come Dancing last week and the surrounding melee of calls for injustice have been doing the rounds.
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Well, John can still be seen on TV as the host of Dave’s new comedy show Argumental, Mondays at 9.40pm. The show is now in its 5 week and the following guests will be appearing leading up to Christmas:
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Dec 1st - Hugh Dennis + Richard Herring
Dec 8th - Jimmy Carr + Charlie Higson
Dec 15th - Andy Parsons + Mark Watson
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Long live twinkle-toed John!
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The ever-versatile actress discusses her new mystery drama about a missing child and police corruption, released on 26th November. Real.com was at the press conference to hear what she had to say about the film, Clint Eastwood, the untimely death of her mother, and Christmas with Brad Pitt and the kids…
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It was a very harrowing film to watch. Does it follow that it was a very harrowing film to make?
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Jolie: Yes it was. It was a very difficult film to make because at the same time it was a true story. This woman (Christine Collins) went through so much so it was also very inspiring.
Continue reading "Angelina Jolie Talks About 'Changeling' In London" 
‘Extreme cinema’: Now, that is two words you would never have thought would go together. But this is quite possibly it, and for film- and non-film fans, an awe-inspiring event!
The scene: You arrive at the carefully chosen location, which is top secret, greeted by installation artists, musicians and performers. No screening and location is the same as they are inspired by the film, which, until the start, is kept a secret. It is all very exciting!
The locations of the screenings are only revealed on the morning of the event to those who have signed up in advance at the SECRET CINEMA website www.secretcinema.org.
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Got an idea for a short film? The UK-wide search is on…..
B3 Media are looking to fund up to five of the freshest and hottest short film projects by some of the UK’s best black and minority ethnic filmmaking talent. If selected, you’ll get training, funding and support to make your vision a reality.
Blank Slate isn’t simply handing over a cheque and waiting for the premiere. You’ll get to learn from experienced industry professionals as you develop your script for the big screen.
Blank Slate UK kicks off with a screening programme touring the UK where you can sample Blank Slate film screenings, workshops and panel events. For more details of these events in Leicester, Edinburgh, Birmingham, London, Manchester and Bristol visit: http://www.b3media.net/usr/images/misc_images/blank_slate_tour_-_e-flyer.jpg and to apply for tickets email: tickets@b3media.net
To find out more and to apply for the programme, click here http://www.b3media.net/digitalshorts/
Closing date for applications is 5pm on Monday 24th November so you will have to move fast.
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