Businesses of Sussex

I've spent the last year filming around East Sussex, talking to businesses about why they have based themselves in this beautiful county. The breadth and depth of businesses operating out of the area was a revelation...who knew that the world's fastest camera - used to capture atomic level explosions - was developed by Photek in Hastings!

It's been a sizeable job - 18 businesses covered, 25 days of filming, 522 emails exchanged, 932 miles travelled, weeks of editing and motion graphics….but its all been very rewarding.

All the district and borough films can be seen here

Wild selected for the East End Film Festival

Wild is still going strong on the Festival circuit. This time the East End Film Festival have very kindly selected the film to play as part of a programme called 'Battles' 

The festival looks fantastic. An clear highlight for me being Ben Wheatley's 'A Field in England'. 

Wild is showing on the 29/06, 6pm at the Stratford Picture House

'Wild' selected to play at the Mecal International Short Film Festival and the Motion Film Festival

In the last 48 hours we've heard that Wild has been selected to play at both the Mecal and International Motion Film Festivals. This is great news not least because it takes Wild's festival screening tally to ten. 

Antonia, a rising star...

Wild's lead, Antonia Clarke, continues to build on her roles in Skins and Holby City earlier this year. In September she featured in ITV's,  A Mother's Son, as Jess. More recently she appeared in the final episode of the highly acclaimed BBC/HBO drama, Parade's End. Currently she is filming for a five part ITV drama called Lightfields.

'Wild' selected to play and the Univercine Cinema Britannique festiva

'Wild' has been selected to play at this years Univercine Cinema Britannique - http://britannique.univercine-nantes.org/ - in Nantes. Currently last years festival details are up on their website, but once we have information on the screening time and location we'll put it up here.

The festival is a collaboration between Nantes University and the local art house cinema and draws in around 10,000 people over the course of the 4 day festival.

Goes without saying that we are very excited and proud...if last years selection is anything to go by 'Wild' will be shown alongside some fantastic British films.