Your Creative Vision
Jul 3, 09:43 AM by Kate TaylorThursday 16th July
10.30am – 1pm
The Rose Bowl, Leeds Met University
Free
Deadline to register 14th July
Screen Yorkshire Drama Network in partnership with MediaXchange presents Your Creative Vision a half day session in Leeds for drama writers and producers with Frank Spotnitz, veteran Showrunner and award winning writer and producer of the X-Files. Currently in development with shows at HBO and FX, Frank will offer attendees a unique insight into the responsibilities of the Showrunner in creating, developing and maintaining a long running television drama series. The discussion will then be open to Q&A.
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Venn TV Short Film Premiere
Jul 3, 08:42 AM by Kate TaylorSaturday 4th – 18th July
‘60’ id the first of this years Venn TV productions. 60 makes fun of a popular show and bad pronunciation.
This film will be premiered online. You can view this film from 12 noon on Saturday the 4th July here
This premiere is part of the Not Part Of Festival
Arty Farty Film Party
Jul 3, 08:21 AM by Kate Taylor8th July
7pm
An Outlet, Dale Street Manchester
Collaborative Film Party and you’re invited. The organisers pick the decade and the genre and lucky you, you get to pick .
Vote for the film you want to watch here
This event is part of the Not Part Of Festival http://www.notpartof.org
The Cinematic Body: Screening & Lecture series
Jul 2, 03:01 PM by Kate TaylorWednesday 8th July
6.30pm
Fact Liverpool
£7.00/£5.00
Inspired by Bernie Lubell, these three lectures and screenings will explore the way in which technology continues to transform concepts of the human body. With this series of films, we will discuss the historical, cultural and theoretical trajectory of the technological body: looking at the fragmentation of the Victorian body in early chronophotography.
Film as Skin Expanded Cinema, video art and the apparatus
The expanded cinema works of artists and filmmakers around 1970 sought to disclose the physical potential of the medium of film. Working with the film apparatus in an almost ?artisanal? way, artists such as Tony Conrad, Taka Imura, Malcolm Le Grice and Anthony McCall created film environments involving multiple projections, which emphasised, examined and played with the body/apparatus relationship. An examination of the physical position of the body in the world became a starting point for a socio-political debate about identity, class and gender.
Sitcom Shorts
Jul 2, 02:37 PM by Kate TaylorFriday 10th & Saturday 11th July
7.30pm
The John Thaw Theatre, The Martin Harris Centre
£5
Split your sides with a worlds premiere of 15 minute sitcoms
‘Sitcom Shorts’ – part of the Not Part Of Festival 5 × 15 minute sitcoms written by a couple of my students and writers from Manchester Comedy Writers Group.
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