Some time ago I asked if any of our 175 Associate Producers would like to attend a film festival on behalf of Gone Fishing (I have run out of money!). Of course there would be no expenses or flights, but certainly a ripping time and life experience to be had. From my home town, Wigan [...]
They queued all day, around the corner, to see the film…
They queued all day, around the corner, to see the film… It sounds just like a formative experience I had as a kid, in the summer of 1975, in line at the Wigan Odeon cinema, completely unaware of what was going to ravage me over the next two hours. I can remember it just like [...]
Can you believe! MORE AWARDS FOR GONE FISHING!
We have had a very busy weekend. Those of you following me on Twitter will know that I spent it running around like a blue arsed fly, shooting a wedding video with my good buddy Simon Cox, for my girlfriends sister – it’s the blessing / curse of being the film maker in the family. [...]
Report from the End Of The Pier…
Last Saturday, I was at my girlfiends sisters wedding, video camera in hand, dutifully making the wedding video for the family (the curse of being the film maker in the family!), which meant I was unable to attend the End Of the Pier Film Festival Awards, and so I asked Cathy Arton, our casting director, [...]
500 Today, so let's celebrate with a win at a Newport Beach!
YES! This is my 500th blog entry! Can you believe? 500 entries… Just check out blog number 1 (and what a funny co-incidence too as we are going out with Summer Scars in June – and this really does show how long and indie film can take to go from idea to theatrical release). Note [...]
Tomorrow night, in Los Angeles… Gone Fishing meets an EVEN BIGGER FISH…!
Tomorrow night, in LA, ‘Gone Fishing’ is playing to a sold out screening as a support for the World Premiere of a great new doc called ‘The Shark Is Still Working’ – a look back at the enduring success of ‘Jaws’, the trailer is above. It’s a brilliantly made documentary too, crafted by people who [...]
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