Then, the following weekend, Sarah Cox will be there with her film 'Don't Let It All Unravel'. Award winning writer, director and animator, Matthew Walker has his film 'Operator' in as well but sadly old age, and several mild strokes, have deemed him unfit to fly and he is unable to make the trip.
'Keith Reynolds can't make it tonight' was also screened in the World Wide Programme but don't think anything exciting happened to him. But I did see this on the internet the other day...
Thanks to Skillset Screen Academy Wales for the bursary so I could go down.
Uploaded a clip of my latest film, 'The surprise demise of Francis Cooper's mother', today. Hope you like it. You can see a bigger version than the one above, along with promotional stills, a synopsis and full list of credits, by viewing it on the film page here. It has also been accepted into Animated Exeter (this month) and the Florida Film Festival (April). I should be at Exeter this Sunday thanks to a grant from Skillset Screen Academy Wales. Bought a ticket to see 'Sita Sings The Blues' which I've been trying, but failing, to see for a while now.
Saw Bolt today as well. Enjoyed it a lot! It is the first film I've ever seen with 3D glasses. Was slightly worried it wouldn't work for me as I am almost a one eyed man but it was really good if slightly alarming.
Am off to New York, New York next week for the New York International Children's Film Festival. 'Keith Reynolds...' is in the Heebie Jeebies category showing on March 1st at 11am and March 8th at 3pm. I should be at the screening on the 8th.
