Update on Mr. Somebody? My 1st Feature Documentary - Teaser Screening at Google UK

28 March 14

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Screening of Highlights from Five NFTS Film Clinic Documentaries

 

 

(Jake Mangle-Wurzel, Mr. Somebody? - Photo by www.dianaolifirova.com)

 I  Attended Google UK, London 26th March to celebrate the 5 films selected for the NFTS Film Clinic. One of the films being Mr. Somebody? A documentary I have been working on for 5 years!

 

 

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(Photo by Michelle Heighway)

 

 

Mr.  Somebody? was selected out of 100 entries for completion funding by Founder of the NFTS Film Clinic -  Lara Agnew.

 

 

A short teaser clip of Mr. Somebody? was screened and  I had some very postive feedback and interest!

 

 

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(Lara Agnew - Photo by Michelle Heighway)

 

 

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(Photo of  (me) Michelle Heighway - Director of Mr. Somebody?  along with the other selected "NFTS Film  Clinic  Film Makers" , along with  Nik Powell - Director/ National Film and Television School .

Simon Chinn , the double Academy Award winning producer of Searching For Sugar Man and Man on Wire .

Lara Agnew Director of NFTS Film Clinic .

  Dick Fontaine, NFTS Head of Documentaries at an  NFTS Film Clinic.  Event, hosted at Google UK HQ in London)

 

 

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(Photo by Michelle Heighway)

Guest Speaker  ACADEMY AWARD-WINNING PRODUCER Simon Chinn and Dick Fontaine, NFTS Head of Documentaries .

 

 

More info here:  http://nfts.co.uk/news/academy-award-winning-producer-simon-chinn-speaks-nfts-film-cliniic

 

"The NFTS Film Clinic selected five films from 100 applicants. Lara Agnew, NFTS Film Clinic founder and director said the experience of working with the directors had been inspiring: “When the film makers applied to us some of them had been filming for many years, often working in isolation in their bedrooms on their personal computers trying to craft many hours of footage into a narrative. “Working with such dedicated, unpaid, under-resourced film-makers who are driven by a passion to tell stories has been inspiring. I believe this kind of filmmaking will be a source of great work in the future. It is exciting that the accessibility of film technology and the internet are encouraging new methods of filmmaking and distribution.” "

Paragraph taken from : http://nfts.co.uk/news/academy-award-winning-producer-simon-chinn-speaks-nfts-film-cliniic