Tag Archives: drama

On set

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Quarantine and Chill ,a powerful script written by Jane Dillon that has translated into a dramatic surge of a short film , shooting is complete Shaun Daly worked the camera with style despite lighting issues that we overcame , Jane is directing herself , Queen Banerbie plays her antagonist , as production assistant I became immersed this is the second time on set for me , the first was Matopulas as a first time actor working behind the scenes has enriched my knowledge especially towards screenwriting my awareness of pages becoming literal has altered some of my screenwriting perceptions, it was a great week made new friends Sian Woods who worked sound and camera and Amanda Borg the make up artist who is amazing . Once done through editing by Christopher Buckenham we will be revealing to the world and every festival we can but until then I will keep you posted

http://www.amandaborgmakeupartist.com

http://www.sianwoods.wixsite.com

Shaun Daly, Sian Woods , Amanda Borg

My wife Karen Lawrence , Spikey Mouse Photography did the behind the scenes stills for advertising and marketing etc, she is an amazing and talented person and should look at her work on:-

http://www.karen-lawrence.pixels.com

Karen Lawrence being mysterious and Covid friendly

Matopulas (2019) Murder…Power…Deceit

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From the city of Liverpool in England , comes a an epic tale from Peter Sinseeya and his studio , featuring a stellar cast that I am proud to be a small part of .

I look at the trailer again and marvel at the depth and scope of the story , a Liverpool fable or dream with deep undercurrents anyway watch the trailer follow Matopulas on all social media and give Peter a follow he will appreciate

Tom Laughlin – Born Losers (1967) (RIP 1931-2013)

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I do not own the copyright and is shared from a social media source as a memory of Tom Laughlin ‘Billy Jack’

Peter O’Toole – Lawrence of Arabia (R.I.P 2013 )

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This is shared from a social media site i do not own the copyright it is here as a testament to Peter O’Toole and his memory and educationally as one of the great 20th Century films