I’m looking for local men with beards for Appledore Beards, a new portrait project by Ray Smith.
Portraits can be taken in my studio or on location in and around Appledore.
If you’ve got a beard with character — and a face to match — get in touch: [email protected]
South West film is moving fast: new productions in Swindon and the Forest of Dean, BIFA recognition for Cornwall Film Festival, plus fresh festival deadlines and opportunities for filmmakers across the region.
Full round-up: https://t.co/fwCg4INB8P
#SouthWestFilm#UKFilm
South West production continues to grow: high-end drama at Bristol’s Bottle Yard, Channel 4 filming across Devon and Cornwall, Robert Eggers’ Werwulf using Dartmoor and film culture expanding on the North Devon coast.
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Neptune’s Garden — a wild corner of North Devon where a stone face emerges from ivy, brambles and fallen leaves. Part classical ruin, part forgotten film set, it could belong to an ancient temple or a dark mythological world.
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#FilmLocations#NorthDevon
Introducing Devon Film Yard — a new North Devon resource for film locations, location scouting and practical production support across Devon and the South West.
From coastlines and countryside to towns, properties and industrial spaces.
https://t.co/Di4iuPNeVW
We’ve rebranded QUIET CUT — curated film distribution & production. Based in North Devon (but the films don’t have to be).
We make films + get them seen, with proper PR.
Small, focused. More to follow. 🎬 https://t.co/RxpALnQ9vL
Movie effects in 1963 were unbelievably impressive. Even with all the technological limitations, filmmakers refused to let those limits hold back their imagination.
When Roman Polanski called Odd Man Out (1947) his favourite film, he wasn’t just talking about the story.
He was talking about the image. Cinematographer Robert Krasker turns deep focus into a trap.
Everything sharp. No escape.
Read more: https://t.co/ZPjbh9Oxof
Each morning, Federico Fellini wrote down his dreams—quickly, before they dissolved.
Not preserving memory. Collecting material.
Most films tell stories. He captured dreams.
Read my analysis: https://t.co/ZPjbh9Oxof
A doctor is framed for murder after his patients start dying from poisoned insulin.
Just Before Dawn (1946) is tight, tense, & noir to the bone—shadows, suspicion, and post-war paranoia.
#FilmNoir#ClassicCinema
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