Hunch

A quick poke in your ribs to push you in the direction of this...

... the all too probably brilliant (I saw an earlier version and even that was ace) sketch show by the annoyingly talented Phil Brodie.

I helped with some of the techy stuff if that helps. If not it also features previous Lord Tunley collaborators Zoe Gardner and Kerry Gilbert.

It's at the Jermyn Street Theatre in London's Picadilly on Monday 11th at 7.30pm.

See you there.

Plane Stoopid

I'll just leave this here and tip toe away as though it's nothing to do with me.

Shadow Muppetry

Planning something involving shadow puppets coming to life and, lo and behold, discovered this: an incredibly rough test I did ages ago to see if the thing even worked at all in principle.




Well it does... sort of. With a bit of effort and motion tracking to make it look less tacked on it could be something.

Going on is Going Out

Finally I'm uploading "Going On", a mini pilot of a sketch show based around an arts magazine show, which the aged among you will remember me filming way back when.

I'll be splitting it for the time poor but if you've got a whopping 9 minutes 55 seconds to spare the whole thing is over here at my ramshackle Vimeo emporium.

For the rest of you here's the first part of three.

Lincoln Studios Are Go

Who says the British Film industry is dead?

The future of UK movie production looks blindingly bright at Lincoln Studios

Slade Runner

Yes, Slade Runner! Live with it.

Brushing up my nearly nonexistent photoshop skills with an entry to the image challenge over at B3ta.

Yay!...

Think...

...while you drink.


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Retro

If you're in Brighton tomorrow (that's the seventh fact fans) head on over to the Cornerstone on Elm Grove because those lovely people at Son Of Moviebar are showing a retrospective of stuff by Kirk and Messingham including Lord Tunley helmed laugh riot "Brothers".

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I'm pretty excited...

...and so should you be, about the next film from Lord Tunley cohort Ben Wheatley, following on from "Down Terrace", the breakout no-budget flick that I have banged on about around these parts in the past (still available on DVD folks).

Head on over to Mr Wheatley's blog if you haven't been recently for some eye popping location pics.

Mini Car Car

Quick test of a floating car outside a window for a viral which by a wild coincidence features a floating car outside a window.



Doesn't the mini look good? That's 'cos I downloaded it.