Posts Tagged ‘Edinburgh’
Elspeth Turner
Posted: October 25, 2016 in NEWS, UncategorizedTags: AADA, Acting, Chris Cook, Dave Gray, Edinburgh, Elspeth Turner, film, indie filmmaking, Mairi Campbell, New York, Scottish actors, showreel, The Sound Cafe, Tim Barrow, UNF
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Filming UNF at Henry’s Cellar Bar
Posted: September 13, 2015 in UncategorizedTags: Blackmagic, Cinematography, David Whitney, Edinburgh, Elspeth Turner, Henry's Cellar Bar, indie filmmaking, love story, Lyre Films, Lyre Productions, Paul Hartmann, Robbie Jones, schizophrenia, Scotland, September, Steven Cook, Thomas Morgan, Tim Barrow, UNF
September saw us filming with the marvellous David Whitney, who joined our set to play psychiatrist Dr Lloyd.
Also welcomed on set were A/C Steven Cook and sound man Paul Hartmann.
We shot at Henry’s Cellar Bar, the famous Edinburgh music venue.
Here’s some images, photographed by the amazing Thomas Morgan.
EIFF / Wellcome Trust Ideas Lab
Posted: July 6, 2015 in NEWSTags: 3D Printing, Edinburgh, Edinburgh International Film Festival, EIFF, film, Heriot Watt, Lyre Prodcutions, Professor Stephen Lawrie, Tim Barrow, Wellcome Trust
So the 69th Edinburgh International Film Festival has passed and after a whole load of films, talks, seminars, meetings, dinners & drinks receptions, I can finally make sense of what’s happened…
I was invited to participate in the Ideas Lab – a collaboration between EIFF and the Wellcome Trust involving 10 scientists and 10 screenwriters. The aim was to connect and gain inspiration from the latest scientific developments in order to develop film ideas.
The plan worked! Seminars, presentations, discussions and debates were followed by drinks, dinners and panel-based talks.
We toured biochemistry and 3-D printing labs at Heriot Watt university.
Healthy debate and much food for thought.
As well as the lab, I saw 13 films.
Highlights include the heartbreaking and brilliant AMY, plus the gorgeously-shot & surprising Australian thriller CUT SNAKE, the brilliant DOPE which had the best soundtrack, Scott Graham’s beautiful IONA and the stunning NORFOLK – my favourite film of the festival.
Full of inspiration & gratitude.
Now there’s many scripts to write & much work to do.
UNF filming
Posted: March 30, 2015 in UncategorizedTags: Edinburgh, Elspeth Turner, indie filmmaking, Laurie Irvine, Leith Walk, love story, Lyre Prodcutions, Robbie Jones, schizophrenia, Scottish filmmaking, Thomas Morgan, Tim Barrow, UNF