Archive: Film

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Studioshorts

Studioshorts began in 2014, it was an opportunity for StudioSpace members to create their own short films after being chosen at proposals! Check out the fils from October 2016:

Room for One More
Written and Directed by Adam Parsons
Produced by Owain Astles and Camille Jackson

My Cup of Tea
Written and Directed by Helen Wong
Produced by Lucy Johnson

Laugh Till You Cry
Written and Directed by Tom Younger
Produced by Sara Neuzilova

Fraystone Manor
Written and Directed by Harry Harris
Produced by Cheska Reynon

Click on the name of the film to watch them on Vimeo or Youtube:

May 2016

Touch - directed by Molly Dennis and Kelsey Steward
Myopia - directed by Mae-Li Evans
The Cycle - directed by Helen Uren
Letters to Uncle Charlie - directed by Connor O Hare

2015

Peeping Pan - directed by Siobhan Wever and Marion Frey
Fox - directed by Jeremy Reider
Concrete - directed by Tom Titherington
Anne Hathaway - directed by Joe Kelly

2014

Kev - directed by Liz Gorny
Ode on Solitude - directed by Tom Gimlette, Laura Moon and Jess Kinsey
His Name is Jack - directed by Jack Deslandes
DigZ - directed by Jordan Whelan-Clarke
Red Thread - directed by Grace Courtney and Camille Dawson
Bollocks - directed by Claudia Lee
You Look Nervous - directed by Alison Cowling

And if you fancy a laugh...
DigZ Blooper Reel

StudioOne

StudioSpace formed their own in-house production company, allowing us to create our very own feature films once a year.

'Toasted' (2017)

'This is a story about a boy, a boy who might think himself a man, named Brian Bodie. Truly, Brian shares many of the issues that any young boy of his age might have. He hates what he’s studying at university, and he couldn’t care less about his girlfriend - but he can forget about all that… What’s more important, and what makes Brian unique, is that someone has just stolen his goddamn toaster.' - George Perry

'The Emancipation of Anemone' (2016)

Picture this: a world just like our own, but where characters are also people. Real, functioning, people, playing their roles each day, just as they have since first they were written. Now picture, in this world, a very specific group of characters – one that has survived since the birth of theatre: a Greek tragic chorus.

Now meet a member of this chorus: Anemone, previously known as Chorus #2. She isn't supposed to have a name, but she's given herself one. She isn't supposed to have her own identity, but she's given herself one. In fact, she's a little fed up by being just a number in a group – always a chorus member, never a protagonist. She wants to be a heroine. She wants individual expression, she wants liberation, she wants emancipation. "
-Kelsey Stewart, Director

As a departmental society for both Theatre and Film we aim to encorporate film into our productions and they play an equal part in their success. VAP and DAT are both heavily influenced by film. Here are some of the latest videos from these productions.

1-Hour and 48-Hour Rushes

For the last 5 years, 1-hour and 48-hour rushes has been happening. The concept is simple. Write, Shoot and Edit in either 1-hour or 48-hours. Click on the dates below to see what we came up with each year: