After The Pedestrians successful appearance at last years GSFF, I won a wee commission to make this years trailer.
Special thanks to Gary McCurry, George Geddes, Elle Wilson, John Young, MTP, Daniel Padden, John Sackey, Light Track, Joe @ Pelo Hair Salon, the CCA, Joan and Alan the Perry, Jeny Turner, everyone who turned up to be an extra, Matt and everyone @ the GSFF for taking a punt on the script.
Hello London! My name’s Stuart and I’m from Glasgow. I said, I’m Stuart…Stuart…stuuuuaaaarrrrt. Yes, yes, like Stuart Little, very good.
Anyhoos, I’m delighted to announce that top Soho production company Mustard will now be selling my wares in London. And as you can see from the website, they’re a talented lot in the car park.
So if you have any queries, or want to see a reel, then please contact shoot@mustardlondon.com.
Saved is screening in a scary biscuits programme as part of the LSFF. The films are being shown on Saturday the 7th of January @ 20:45 @ the ICA.
Tales of the Unexpected programme for the 7th of January
Just in case anyone is kicking about the north of Spain today…here are the details of the tonight’s screening of Saved at the Aguilar De Campoo SFF.
I’m heading down to Bristol this weekend for the Brief Encounters film festival. Where they will be screening Saved on Friday the 18th @ 17:30 and again on Sunday the 20th @ 13:30. Both screening with be at the Watershed Cinema.
So give us a bell if you’ll be in the vicinity.
Good news epidemic fans, Saved is to be shown just before Steven Soderbergh’s Contagion at this years Sitges Film Festival.
Which I’m particularly stoked about, as I’m a big fan of his work. And I’ve always thought that the best place for short films is right before big grown up films.
The screening takes place on Friday the 7th of October at 22:30 in the 1384 seater Auditori (yes, that was my bum that you just heard squeaking).
And it’s at two doozies (as they say in Mad Men)….
I’m chuffed that Saved is to be screened in competition at Brief Encounters & Sitges film festivals.
The only downer is that I will have to go to Barcelona again. Nightmare eh?
If you can tear yourself away from The Lady Boys of Bangkok this Sunday – you know who you are – then pop along to The Summerhall to see some top shorts (Fringe venue no. 26. Fact).
Curated by those young go-getters that are the Glasgow Short Film Festival.
Here’s the first of three telly ad’s that I recently directed for 32Red.com. The creative’s were Phill and Steve at Cravens. And it was produced by Ray Allan at MTP.
It was also shot by Paul Herley, who did a lovely job filming them on the Arri Alexa – which is a very, very nice piece of kit.
32Red ‘Potatoes’ from Stuart Elliott on Vimeo.
