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The Making of This Sucks: The Movie!
A short film made by Matt Addicott to accompany 'THIS SUCKS: THE MOVIE!'
Find out more about the project here: http://bit.ly/ICRFNB
Watch THIS SUCKS: THE MOVIE: http://youtu.be/J9LNYYvmD4A
THE MAKING OF THIS SUCKS: THE MOVIE!
DIRECTED AND PRODUCED BY
Matt Addicott
THIS SUCKS: THE MOVIE!
STARRING CHILDREN FROM:
Barlanark Family Learning Centre
Helenslea Nursery School
Hullabaloo Children Centre
Sandaig Nursery School
Westercraigs Nursery
STORY
Matt Addicott
Katy Wilson
NARRATION
Matt Addicott
FILM PRODUCED BY
Toad's Caravan
DIRECTED AND PRODUCED BY
Joanna Susskind
Marissa Keating
ANIMATION
Joanna Susskind
Bruce Cameron
FILMING
Brian Sweeney
MUSIC
Stuart Brown
PROJECT MANAGER
Paul Macgregor
Thanks to Numatic, James Dean and Rhona Matheson
© Glasgow Film Theatre / Starcatchers / Platform / Toad's Caravan / Matt Addicott / Katy Wilson
For more info on Glasgow Film, visit http://www.glasgowfilm.org
For more info on Starcatchers, visit http://www.starcatchers.org.uk/
For more on Platform, visit http://www.platform-online.co.uk/
For more on Toad's Caravan, visit http://www.toadscaravan.com/
THIS SUCKS: THE MOVIE!
Glasgow Film Theatre, Starcatchers, Platform and Toad's Caravan have joined forces to produce This Sucks: The Movie, starring a talented cast of hundreds of nursery children from across Glasgow.
This Sucks: The Movie is a short film made by and starring children four-years-old and under from nurseries around the East-End of Glasgow. The film tells the story of Hetty the Hoover and the love of her life -- Mike Dust.
The concept grew from a previous, highly successful Starcatchers project, This Workshop Sucks, which premiered at the Glasgow Youth Film Festival, a fun interactive workshop, telling the same story to pre-school children combining theatre, art and moving image.
Over two weeks in February 2012, hundreds of children from Glasgow nurseries participated in making the film with directors Matt Addicott and Katy Wilson from Starcatchers and the support of Toad's Caravan.
This Sucks: The Movie! was made possible by Glasgow City Council's Area Committee Grants.
CREDITS
CAST
Hetty the Hoover
Mike Dust
The Man and his family
The Doctor and Nurses
The Dancers
STARRING CHILDREN FROM:
Barlanark Family Learning Centre
Helenslea Nursery School
Hullabaloo Children Centre
Sandaig Nursery School
Westercraigs Nursery
STORY
Matt Addicott
Katy Wilson
NARRATION
Matt Addicott
FILM PRODUCED BY
Toad's Caravan
DIRECTED AND PRODUCED BY
Joanna Susskind
Marissa Keating
ANIMATION
Joanna Susskind
Bruce Cameron
FILMING
Brian Sweeney
MUSIC
Stuart Brown
PROJECT MANAGER
Paul Macgregor
Thanks to Numatic, James Dean and Rhona Matheson
© Glasgow Film Theatre / Starcatchers / Platform / Toad's Caravan
For more info on Glasgow Film, visit http://www.glasgowfilm.org
For more info on Starcatchers, visit http://www.starcatchers.org.uk/
For more on Platform, visit http://www.platform-online.co.uk/
For more on Toad's Caravan, visit http://www.toadscaravan.com/
The brand new trailer for Glasgow Film Festival 2012 is finally here!
GFF runs annually each February presenting a unique programme of feature films, shorts, special events and live and interactive happenings. We work across the city, exhibiting in cinema spaces, galleries and unusual venues and are dedicated to putting on a truly great festival for film lovers from Glasgow and festival attendees from around the world. GFF12's main programme will run from 16 - 26 February 2012.
Glasgow Youth Film Festival and Glasgow Short Film Festival sit outside the dates of the main festival programme. GYFF runs from 5 - 15 February 2012, GSFF runs from 9 - 12 February 2012.
Trailer created by Allistair Burt (Hole in my Pocket, www.holeinmypocket.com) in conjunction with Joanna Suskind (www.joannasusskind.com) and Savalas Studios (www.savalas.co.uk).
Created by Tom Freeman, 11.
Created by Derek McQuiston using Muvizu software.
Make a short film inspired by Glasgow's Coat of Arms and your movie could be shown during Glasgow Youth Film Festival 2012!
We're running four filmmaking competitions for under 18s in the run up to Glasgow Youth Film Festival 2012. This is your chance to see your film on the big screen, be featured on our website, win special prizes and get recognised for your hard work at a special awards ceremony during Glasgow Youth Film Festival 2012.
The themes for the competitions are based on the legendary symbols in the Glasgow Coat of Arms and its famous traditional rhyme:
Here's the bird that never flew
Here's the tree that never grew
Here's the bell that never rang
Here's the fish that never swam
For more details, please visit:
http://www.glasgowfilm.org/cinema_city/weemovies
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Film Discussion GroupHi, i'm Lynsay and I am interested in coming along to a discussion group.
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Film Discussion GroupHi Lynsay,
That's great, the next Film Discussion Group meeting is on Wednesday 12 June (18.30) in GFT's Balcony Bar. Hope you are able to make it.
Best,
Carolyn
Marketing Coordinator
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