Luv’in the Black Country is nominated for a Limelight Award

Luv’in the Black Country has been nominated as Best Documentary at the Limelight Awards. Three [...]

Limelight Awards

Kyoko Miyake, From history to cinema

Film-maker Kyoko Miyake discusses her philosophies on the documentary medium   Kyoko Miyake began like most [...]

documentary

“Black Country Stories” Film to be screened at Flatpack Film Festival

Multistory commissioned film “Food for the Mind” will be screened at the 7th Flatpack Film Festival [...]

flatpack film festival

Do you have to move to London to make a living in film?

Is relocating to London essential if you want to become a successful film-maker?   There [...]

London Film

“Luv’in the Black Country” to be aired on the Community Channel

“Real filmmaking, beautifully shot and cut” – Mark Cousins (The Story of Film: An Odyssey) [...]

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Do film buffs make better film-makers?

Martin Scorsese, Quinton Tarantino, Steven Spielberg, Jim Jarmusch, Chris Nolan, Michael Haneke, Win Wenders, Jean [...]

cinephiles

Marc Isaacs on aesthetics and the separation of journalism & documentary

Acclaimed film maker Marc Isaacs discusses the importance of aesthetics in documentary and the problem [...]

the lift

Coffee in Winter

The first week of shooting is now finished and with it has come a clearer [...]

Coffee in Winter film poster

Matt’s Chinese film project …

… To watch a Chinese film a day 28th October 2012 – 1st January 2013 As silly as it [...]

Chinese Cinema

Follow My Progress

I am in the process of creating a feature length drama. Follow my progress here, [...]