Tuesday 22 April 2008

International Composer

Composer Malook Singh has been joined by Jiang Li (seen here) to work on the soundtrack to Cinema of Horror.
While Malook is busy adding an original score to the film's bhangra/bollywood scenes. Jiang Li will be bringing his unique and inspired blend of traditional Chinese and Western fusion to the rest of the film.
The director Peter M. Kershaw said, "I'm delighted that a British film that is inspired by the influence of Asian culture and reflects what it means to be living in Britain in 2008 should now reflect what you see on the screen in the music you'll hear on the film's soundtrack. It is great that the ethos and spirit of inclusion that went into making the film continues into the sound track. It is exciting to have a chance to work with two highly talented collaborators and to have their creative contribution add to the mix. In themselves they bring a realisation of the creative potential that can be born out of drawing from more than one cultural well. It is working with such talent that makes it all such fun".

View online

For those keen to see the latest TV broadcast by Duchy for Dutch TV and missed its transmission in the Netherlands. You can view - 'Becky' on-line at http://www.metropolistv.nl/?author=39 and if your Dutch is good learn all about the director Peter M. Kershaw.

Photo is thanks to International filmmaker Ruud Satijn who is himself a Dutch filmmaker! It takes alot to have a photo by the relevant filmmaker for the relevant country of broadcast!!

Sunday 13 April 2008

Editing


Editor Dave Long busy making the final tweaks at Yorkshire Television to the first rough cut for the short drama - Cinema of Horror . Directed by Peter Kershaw.

Friday 11 April 2008

Yorkshire based programme adds to world mix

Friday 11th April - Sweet Fifteen 'Becky'

As part of tonight's Metropolis programme VPRO will be broadcasting in the Netherlands 'Becky' a short programme produced by Duchy Parade Films.

Once broadcast this second programme in the series will be live on the Internet.

To see a sample of some of the 50 world wide correspondents working on Metropolis click on: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eliBzAG8Iks