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November
Film London Newsletter – 10 November
Date posted: 11.11.2010
A Tale to Tell in 90 Seconds
Competition Launches for Second Year
After its successful first run last year, Film London in 90 Seconds has launched in 11 London Boroughs - offering local film-making workshops and £500 prizes for the best shorts under a minute and a half.
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Fashion Freeze Time
Festival Revisits Early Cinema Experience
The Fashion in Film Festival, supported by Film London's Digital Film Archive Fund, presents the Kinoscope Parlour (15 Nov - 14 Dec). The project will involve six modernised versions of the kinetoscope, an early film exhibition artifact, scattered across the capital to celebrate the role of costume in cinema.
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Warner Bros Announces
Investment in UK Home
The Hollywood giant has announced it is investing £100m ($160m) in the home of the Harry Potter films, Leavesden Studios situated just outside London, further cementing the studio's long-lasting relationship with the UK.
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Funding, Training & Industry Events
Four Corners is offering 40 unemployed people accredited training in film-making and access to paid work placements. Digital Futures is free and starts in Jan 2011. The deadline to apply is 12 Nov 2010.
Writing for Hollywood: Jumping the First Hurdle with James Bartlett (18 Nov) is a day-long course run by London Film School on the challenges facing writers when sending scripts to Hollywood studios.
The UK Film Council is offering a film-maker a place at the Tribeca All Access 2011 training programme in New York. Applications are welcome from British film-makers, from communities under-represented in film and TV. The deadline for applications is 8 Dec 2010.
Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation and National Trust are looking for documentary scripts or films in development dealing with the impact of nature. The Power of Nature closes applications on 20 Dec.
Festivals & Screenings
onedotzero (10-14 Nov) is returning to the BFI Southbank to celebrate audiovisual pioneering showcasing new forms and hybrids of moving image.
GFEST, the Gaywise FESTival 2010, is screening a series of international short films with a queer theme at Rich Mix on Thurs 11 Nov.
Land in Focus will be presenting 'Vietnam in Focus', an afternoon of multi-award winning Vietnamese shorts from 5pm on Sun 14 Nov at Shortwave Cinema.
Documentary feature Street Food Kolkata - Why Not... will be screened on Sun 14 Nov and Mon 15 Nov at the Whirled Cinema accompanied by a celebration of Bengali culture, including local food rarely available outside Bengal.
In the News
Martin Scorsese has restored Michael Powell's 1960 classic Peeping Tom, which is being re-released in cinemas and on DVD to mark its 50th anniversary.
The trailer for London-shot adventure Gulliver's Travels, starring Jack Black, is now available.
Submissions
Brain Wash - deadline 1 Dec 2010; Black London's Film Heritage (archive films relating to London or Black History) - deadline 1 Dec 2010.
Other News
- Tonight! See Oscar-winning doc Searching for Sugar Man with @LostPicture in Dalston Square - for free: http://t.co/o4qKVqRUMd
(5 hours ago) - Tonight! Community Pilot Fund'ed @hernehill hosts their 48 Hour Film Competition finale http://t.co/cmg8AyhOMq t
(7 hours ago) - Wimbledon Studios plans to double the size of its Media Village, with an extra 8,000 sq ft of office space: http://t.co/0gWQIAQVdr
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