The nine lives of a cat

Bryan McNerney talks with some of the cast.

Me and Xenia showed the film we had been working with participants from Julian House in Norwich on wednsday. What was certain was that participants were very keen to continue what they had found within themselves. Patrick with his acting ability wants to experiment with film with using music. (He plays in a band and what they produce is of good enough quality) Joe wants to pursue further his creative writing with another piece based on a short story. Liz wants to do more acting. Eric also wants to pursue acting because of his involvement in this. Martin is going to be writing some music for this and his own films. He had already been involved in the photography stills. Liz and Angie want to crate more for another film.
So all in all some great results. The film itself is an achievement but is also a stepping stone in realising within themselves what is possible.
So insearch for more funding...

A travellers tale

Had to drop some work off to someone in Norwich. I now find that going from one side of of the city by car takes an hour. Not realising that there's a match day and resulting rush hour. Surrounded by people walking on foot on the road and heading back through a ring road full of cars for half a mile. A quick detour through the outskirts then back on the ring road.
A fuel stop and three roundabouts and more than dozen sets of traffic lights later I find where I was surpose to be heading.
Half an our later I find my self back in Yarmouth.

Open Road Drama Group

open road drama group

Invitation to a film viewing at Julian Housing Support 1a Oak Street Norwich NR3 3AE
Wednesday 23rd April 2008 1 – 3 pm.

Refreshments provided.

In association with Active Outreach Team, Julian Housing and AndAction.
Supported by Norfolk Arts Service and Kettle Chips.

Alan is off to Hull

'I'm Leading A Quiet Life on Alan Road' has been selected for
screening at GLIMMER: the 6th Hull International Short Film Festival
between 15th-20th April

The film will be screened as part of the British Competition and be
eligible for the GLIMMER British Film Award which comes with a prize of
£500 sponsored by Hull Trains,

The exact dates of the screening will be confirmed in the next couple of
weeks.