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Comments for News & Blogs: Caravan Film http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs Latest News @ Caravan Film. You'll also find blogs by us who work here, where we write about stuff we, do, film and experience. Mon, 17 May 2010 07:17:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Wanted: Concept Artists by David http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs/blog/news/wanted-concept-artists/comment-page-1/#comment-50 David Mon, 17 May 2010 07:17:38 +0000 http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs/?p=191#comment-50 Hi James, Thanks for getting in touch here and apologies for taking our time to get back to you. I'd love to see some of your work. Please feel free to email samples to: info at caravanfilm dot co dot uk We currently need to start developing concept art for one fantasy/fairytale and one action-horror feature. Looking forward to seeing your work Best David Hi James,
Thanks for getting in touch here and apologies for taking our time to get back to you.
I’d love to see some of your work. Please feel free to email samples to: info at caravanfilm dot co dot uk
We currently need to start developing concept art for one fantasy/fairytale and one action-horror feature.
Looking forward to seeing your work
Best
David

]]> Comment on Writing Screenplays by Lance Edwards http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs/blog/news/writing-screenplays/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Lance Edwards Sun, 16 May 2010 18:15:47 +0000 http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs/?p=168#comment-49 Hi guys, The message I sent you a couple days ago left me feeling I hadn't done my screenplay Bluetooth justice via the 'speed dating' style pitch I adopted for it. I was trying to be sleek and succinct. Instead, as I thought back on it I felt it came over a little cheesy and just a tad gimmicky. Well it's not I assure you. The feedback I've had from those who've proof read it say it's intelligent, dark and unexpected. And even open to a possible franchise, although personally I'm a little uncomfortable with that last one. I'd love it for you guys to take a peek and would be more than happy, of course, to email you a copy or forward a hard copy to you as soon as you like. And if Bluetooth doesn't float your bathtime bubble, then maybe I Blowfly would. I'm currently adapting my novel of the same name into a screenplay. Our main character is an ex A-list American child actor now living in anonymity in London, and who's also a drummer in a rock band whose first album is on the brink of making it big. He becomes embroiled with a subcultutre of people who meet on a regular basis in the large converted underground garage of The Sardinian Plant Hotel, that is now Mondanaro's bar. Their mutual interest is morbid in nature, but our protagonist Ray Brower sees himself only as an observer and despises most of the others he chooses to call Blowflies. Mired in drug abuse his life becomes increasingly troubled as the possibility of the bands success fills him with dread as being thrust back into the limelight is far from what he wants, and as the world of the Blowflies draws him in ever deeper his mind becomes darker and more self destructive. And as the film counts down, starting in the opening scene with '300 Days To Go', the final climactic day sees answers no one would ever expect, right up to the last second before the big reveal. A mixture of Fight Club (with no fighting), Donnie Darko (no rabbits), and Vanilla Sky (no Penelope Cruiz), I Blowfly has all the elements of becoming the cult movie of the future. So chaps, if anything of the above raises so much as an eyebrow, please get in touch. Thanks for your time. Regards, Lance Edwards. (07773667289) PS, hope I made a better impression this time. Hi guys,
The message I sent you a couple days ago left me feeling I hadn’t done my screenplay Bluetooth justice via the ‘speed dating’ style pitch I adopted for it. I was trying to be sleek and succinct. Instead, as I thought back on it I felt it came over a little cheesy and just a tad gimmicky. Well it’s not I assure you. The feedback I’ve had from those who’ve proof read it say it’s intelligent, dark and unexpected. And even open to a possible franchise, although personally I’m a little uncomfortable with that last one. I’d love it for you guys to take a peek and would be more than happy, of course, to email you a copy or forward a hard copy to you as soon as you like. And if Bluetooth doesn’t float your bathtime bubble, then maybe I Blowfly would. I’m currently adapting my novel of the same name into a screenplay. Our main character is an ex A-list American child actor now living in anonymity in London, and who’s also a drummer in a rock band whose first album is on the brink of making it big. He becomes embroiled with a subcultutre of people who meet on a regular basis in the large converted underground garage of The Sardinian Plant Hotel, that is now Mondanaro’s bar. Their mutual interest is morbid in nature, but our protagonist Ray Brower sees himself only as an observer and despises most of the others he chooses to call Blowflies. Mired in drug abuse his life becomes increasingly troubled as the possibility of the bands success fills him with dread as being thrust back into the limelight is far from what he wants, and as the world of the Blowflies draws him in ever deeper his mind becomes darker and more self destructive. And as the film counts down, starting in the opening scene with ’300 Days To Go’, the final climactic day sees answers no one would ever expect, right up to the last second before the big reveal. A mixture of Fight Club (with no fighting), Donnie Darko (no rabbits), and Vanilla Sky (no Penelope Cruiz), I Blowfly has all the elements of becoming the cult movie of the future.
So chaps, if anything of the above raises so much as an eyebrow, please get in touch. Thanks for your time.
Regards,
Lance Edwards. (07773667289)
PS, hope I made a better impression this time.

]]> Comment on Writing Screenplays by Lance Edwards http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs/blog/news/writing-screenplays/comment-page-1/#comment-48 Lance Edwards Thu, 13 May 2010 15:07:16 +0000 http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs/?p=168#comment-48 Hi, Being a writer myself I'm always excited about reading how other writers approach and expand on the seed of their ideas whether alone or in a collaborative sense. My question to you is, are you open to outside writers? I've just completed two original screenplays back to back, literally typing in 'roll credits' within one week of the other. What follows next is the speed dating equivalant film synposes. BLUETOOTH is a psychological thriller where our antagonist targets his victims via the title's proximity limited mode of messaging. You receive a text threatening your life, it could be sent from anywhere in the world. You receive the same via Bluetooth, and they're no more than 30 feet away. Subplots include: the investigating officer's teenage daughter's destructive obsession with model Kate Moss which culminates in tragedy, and a seperate investigation into a paedophile which gets seriously compromised by the Bluetooth investigation. the two do become linked in a thrilling and unexpected denouement. Bluetooth is a two way thing. They can find you, but you can also find them...Secondly is DON'T SHOP FOR IT, a drama/comedy about defrauding popular household catalogue superstore ARGOS (hence the use of their logo as the title). It was never our protagonist's intention to break the law, but circumstance can be an unpredictable bitch. Practically every ARGOS store within a 100 mile radius from Sheffield, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham to Coventry was hit. And they never knew it. And further more, it is a totally true story....I'd be interested in what you think. Regards, Lance Edwards. Hi,
Being a writer myself I’m always excited about reading how other writers approach and expand on the seed of their ideas whether alone or in a collaborative sense. My question to you is, are you open to outside writers? I’ve just completed two original screenplays back to back, literally typing in ‘roll credits’ within one week of the other. What follows next is the speed dating equivalant film synposes. BLUETOOTH is a psychological thriller where our antagonist targets his victims via the title’s proximity limited mode of messaging. You receive a text threatening your life, it could be sent from anywhere in the world. You receive the same via Bluetooth, and they’re no more than 30 feet away. Subplots include: the investigating officer’s teenage daughter’s destructive obsession with model Kate Moss which culminates in tragedy, and a seperate investigation into a paedophile which gets seriously compromised by the Bluetooth investigation. the two do become linked in a thrilling and unexpected denouement. Bluetooth is a two way thing. They can find you, but you can also find them…Secondly is DON’T SHOP FOR IT, a drama/comedy about defrauding popular household catalogue superstore ARGOS (hence the use of their logo as the title). It was never our protagonist’s intention to break the law, but circumstance can be an unpredictable bitch. Practically every ARGOS store within a 100 mile radius from Sheffield, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham to Coventry was hit. And they never knew it. And further more, it is a totally true story….I’d be interested in what you think. Regards, Lance Edwards.

]]> Comment on Wanted: Concept Artists by James Wetherell http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs/blog/news/wanted-concept-artists/comment-page-1/#comment-45 James Wetherell Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:44:00 +0000 http://caravanfilm.co.uk/blogs/?p=191#comment-45 Im a freelance artist based in London, my website is currently under construction but i could email some work examples as id love to get involved in doing concept art for films phone number is 07791539580 Im a freelance artist based in London, my website is currently under construction but i could email some work examples as id love to get involved in doing concept art for films

phone number is 07791539580

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