| JULY 2009
Artists' Film and Video
Artists' Film and Video
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Scottish Arts Council
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£21,000
National Lottery
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The Artists' Film & Video Fund is a project run jointly by the Scottish Arts Council and Scottish Screen. It makes awards available to support innovative and experimental work by visual artists using film and video.
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Content Development
| The Real Scotsman |
104 Films Ltd
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£4,000
National Lottery
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| A feel-good comedy feature film from Edinburgh. |
| Cell Six |
Makar Productions Ltd
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£6,250
National Lottery
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| Cell Six is a horror which slices a knife between the psychological and the paranormal. When rookie cop Rachel begins her first shift, little does she know that the prisoner in cell six is the devil himself. |
| Seed Funding |
Clarity Productions Ltd
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£10,000
National Lottery
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| Seed funding for producer/director Stephen Bennett and journalist Allan Laing to develop a range of documentary singles and series for network broadcast. |
| Seed Funding |
Digicult Ltd
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£9,000
National Lottery
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| Seed funding was awarded to develop drama projects for TV with several writers. |
| Seed Funding |
Fluid Eye Productions Ltd
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£2,497
National Lottery
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| Seed funding was awarded to develop two documentaries aimed at a cinema and television audience. |
| Seed Funding |
Hopscotch Films Ltd
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£7,425
National Lottery
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| Slate of TV and film ideas at 'seed' stage. |
| Seed Funding |
Rokka Films Ltd
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£7,875
National Lottery
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| Slate of TV and film ideas at 'seed' stage. |
| Seed Funding |
Synchronicity Films Ltd
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£8,100
National Lottery
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| Slate of TV and film ideas at 'seed' stage. |
Digital Media IP Fund
You Booze You Looze
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Digital Goldfish Ltd |
£11,745
Grant In Aid |
You Booze You Looze is a game based on the iphone/ipod touch platform.
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Opportunities Fund
Galway Film Fleadh Attendance (7 - 12 July 2009)
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Mead Kerr
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£630
National Lottery |
This award supported Mead Kerr to attend the Galway Film Fleadh with their film Wide Open Spaces.
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Believe at Locarno International Film Festival 2009
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Young Films Ltd
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£282.75
National Lottery |
Young Films Ltd was awarded funding to take their short film Believe to the 63rd Locarno International Film Festival, where their film was in competition.
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Audience Development Fund
A Pilgrimage
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4 Way Pictures Scotland Ltd
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£11,000
National Lottery |
| For the first time in the world, in a joyous celebration of movies, community and landscape, Scottish film lovers/troubadours will pull a mobile cinema across the country, stopping in places where there are no cinemas and showing a brilliant range of world film. |
Talent Development Fund
Toronto Film Lab
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Mead Kerr Ltd
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£30,000
National Lottery |
| The Initialize Toronto Film Lab trained eight producers from Scotland in how to strategise and implement an international co-production and assist with market meetings at the 2009 Toronto Film Festival. |
JUNE 2009
Content Development Fund
The Imp
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The Imp Corporation Ltd
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£45,019
National Lottery
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A five minute animation Pilot for a series based on the successful one minute animation, The Imp.
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Talent Development Fund
Market Ready Screen Plays
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The Screenwriters Festival Ltd
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£4,000
National Lottery
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To give five Scottish screenwriters the opportunity to train at and attend the Screenwriters’ Festival in Cheltenham and to help them forward their writing careers by improving their market awareness.
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Director's Lab
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Lifesize Pictures
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£5,000
National Lottery
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| The Lab provided bespoke training to 6 writer/directors or directors during Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009. It equipped them with the skills, knowledge and contacts to generate financially viable feature films. |
Content Development Fund
Pecking Order
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Edge City Films Ltd
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£9,525
National Lottery
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| This theatrical feature film tells the story of Otto Maddox, a roving reporter who finds himself employed for The Chronicle. He doesn’t however anticipate the arrival of Claco, an alien force of super intelligent chickens hell-bent on standardising life in the backwater of Codpoor. |
Star
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Super Umami Ltd
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£25,000
National Lottery
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Star is a feature length animation that tells the story of a girl who just might be the smartest person to have ever lived. However, when she escapes The Institute she soon discovers that everything she knows is false. As the lies unravel around her she is forced to confront the truth of who she really is, and what she might be capable of.
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Opportunities Fund
The Shutdown at Silverdocs (15-22 June 2009)
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Accidental Media
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£1,173
National Lottery |
This award supported Accidental Media to attend Silverdocs 2009, where their short documentary, The Shutdown, was screening.
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Showcomotion Children's Media Conference (1-3 July 2009)
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Super Umami
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£578
National Lottery |
| This award supported Super Umami to attend Showcomotion Children’s Media Conference, the only event in the UK dedicated to children’s content and to the creative, financial and regulatory challenges of working in the industry. |
Outfest Film Festival Attendance (9-19 July 2009)
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Blindside Productions Ltd
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£1,493
National Lottery |
| This award supported Blindside Productions to attend Outfest Film Festival 2009 in LA where their short film Rewind is screening.
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Palm Springs ShortFest Attendance (23-29 June 2009)
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Ronnie B Goodwin
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£742
National Lottery |
| This award supported writer/director Ronnie Goodwin to attend Palm Springs ShortFest with his short film The Shooter. The Shooter (Paul Hunter) is on a mission in the mountains, lochs and forests of Scotland. When the beauty of nature touches his senses, he makes his choice of weapon. |
Content Production
Wasted
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Wasted Productions Ltd
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£30,003
National Lottery
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Wasted Productions Ltd received supplementary funding for distribution purposes.
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Market Development Fund
Scottish stall at Sunny Side of the Doc (22-25 June 2009)
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Scottish Documentary Institute
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£5,492
National Lottery
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Scottish Documentary Institute took a group of Scottish companies to Sunny Side of The Doc in La Rochelle, France to promote Scottish documentary films at the 20th anniversary of one of the key documentary film markets in June 2009.
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Crying with Laughter
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Synchronicity Films
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£3,300
National Lottery |
| Synchronicity’s debut feature film Crying With Laughter premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2009. This award supported marketing and promotional activities around the sales and premiere screenings at EIFF and supported a consistent marketing strategy for the film across several other forthcoming industry events, and festivals throughout the coming year. |
MAY 2009
Audience Development
| Aberdeen City and Shire Film Festival |
Aberdeen City & Shire Film Office
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£15,000
National Lottery
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The inaugural Aberdeen City & Shire Film Festival focuses on rural access to cinema, cinema by and for young people, along with a celebration of films made by local directors or in the local Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire area.
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Content Development
Shell
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Brocken Spectre
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£6,688
National Lottery
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| Shell is a powerful coming of age story set in a remote Highland fuel stop where a repressed teenage girl finds a way of escaping her father and the bitter isolation he created for them. Shell will be the first feature of Scottish writer and director Scott Graham. It will be produced by Scottish production company, Brocken Spectre. |
Content Production
The First Movie
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CONNECTfilm Ltd
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£75,000
National Lottery
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| Feature documentary from Mark Cousins. |
The Last Word
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Sigma Films Ltd
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£400,000
National Lottery
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Sigma Films was granted funding for their latest feature film The Last Word starring Ewan McGregor and Eva Green. The Last Word shot in Glasgow.
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The Tannery
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Axis Animation Ltd
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£5,000
National Lottery
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A short animated film: A fox encounters the ghost of a rabbit and the encounter develops into an unusual relationship - but when a hunter prepares a pelt for market, fox discovers his connection with the tannery.
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Opportunities Fund
Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Mead Kerr Ltd
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£949
National Lottery |
Mead Kerr received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Wilder Films Ltd
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£1264,78
National Lottery
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Wilder Films received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival with Laid Off and to attend the UK Film Council Producers’ Lunch.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Flying Scotsman Films Ltd
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£903.95
National Lottery
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Flying Scotsman Films received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival with three major feature projects, seeking production and development finance.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Synchronicity Films Ltd
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£1,500
National Lottery
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Synchronicity Films received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Black Camel Pictures Ltd
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£1,386.64
National Lottery
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Black Camel Pictures received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival to take Outpost 2, together with other projects, to market.
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Cannes Films Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Oxygen Films Ltd
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£1,365
National Lottery
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Oxygen Films received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival to take various projects in development to this international market.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Hazel Baillie
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£555
National Lottery
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By the Grace of God is a National Film and Television School graduation film, edited by Scotland’s Hazel Baillie. The film has been selected for Cannes International Film Festival 2009.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Crab Apple Films Ltd
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£191.55
National Lottery
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Attendance at Cannes Film Festival and Market in support of theatrical feature film project Clever and other films on the development slate.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Sigma Films Ltd
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£1,500
National Lottery
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Sigma Films received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Brocken Spectre Ltd
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£1024.41
National Lottery
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Brocken Spectre received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival with Shell, a feature film in development.
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Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13-24 May 2009)
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Peter Barber-Fleming
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£1,432.50
National Lottery
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Peter Barber-Fleming received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival with The Cone Gatherers, a feature film from the classic novel adapted by Bernard MacLaverty and directed by Michael Caton Jones.
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Talent Development Fund
Gen Up
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TRC Media
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£25,749
National Lottery
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| TRC Media was awarded funding for Gen Up, an innovative digital training initiative designed to equip emerging talent with the right combination of skills, knowledge and relationships to thrive in a dynamic, converged media market. |
APRIL 2009
Express Film Fund
One Night in Emergency
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Silver River Productions Ltd
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£100,000
National Lottery
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A hard hitting, darkly comic drama charting one man’s journey through the wards of an overrun, inner city hospital in search of his wife. This co-production with BBC Scotland will receive a broadcast slot.
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Audience Development
| Take One: Action!(17-26 Sept 2009)
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World Development Movement Ltd
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£20,000
National Lottery
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Take One: Action! is the UK’s first major outreach project and festival celebrating the people and films that are changing the world, with an unrivalled focus on empowering Scottish audiences.Activities for this project take place between May 2009 and May 2010 with a 2 week festival from 17 to 26 September.
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Opportunities Fund
Cannes Film Festival Attendance (13 - 24 May 2009)
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La Belle Allee
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£765.41
National Lottery
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La Belle Allee received funding to attend Cannes Film Festival to expand their networking and approach new filmmaking partnerships.
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Documenta Madrid Attendance (1 - 10 May 2009)
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Autonomi Ltd
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£775
National Lottery
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Representatives from Autonomi Ltd will attend Documenta Madrid to discuss their recent film Kurdi. This film tells the story of a man in search of himself, his people, his gun and a country that doesn’t exist.
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Content Development
The Mighty Atom
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Fiveaside Films Ltd
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£2,500
National Lottery
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Deep economic gloom pierced by a dazzling watched-by-millions TV talent show. Sound familiar? The year is 1973, and the clapometer goes off the scale for a a kid from rural Scotland catapulted into the boiling cauldron of fame, celebrity and the tawdry seaside-special glamour of 70's showbiz. A story deeply rooted in Scottish culture which connects to a wider world and appeals to a mainstream audience with its universal themes.
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MARCH 2009
Content Production Fund
NEDS
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Bluelight Neds Ltd
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£500,000
National Lottery
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Set in Glasgow in 1973, NEDS follows John, a bright, sensitive youngster drawn towards the violence of the local gang culture.
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Digital Media IP Fund
Central Station
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ISO Ltd
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£125,000
Grant in Aid
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Central Station is a creative social network for people interested in Film, Design and Art, providing a resource to learn, collaborate, access and share creative projects, people and skills.
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Grant in Aid
Regional Screen Scotland
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Regional Screen Scotland
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£184,000
Grant in Aid
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Funding was granted to Regional Screen Scotland to develop cinema-going opportunities in rural, remote and underprovided communities throughout Scotland.
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EIFF and Filmhouse Partnership
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Filmhouse
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£30,000
Grant in Aid
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Funding was awarded to support the merger of EIFF and Filmhouse. This merged organisation will provide a national resource under the banner of Centre for the Moving Image.
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GFT Redevelopment
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GFT
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£10,000
Grant in Aid
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Funding was awarded to support the GFT Site Development Project for the redevelopment of the GFT Rose Street site to RIBA Stage A.
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Glow Computer Game Design and Development
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Learning and Teaching Scotland
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£10,000
Grant in Aid
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Learning and Teaching Scotland received investment for research relating to the use of computer games in education.
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Express Film Fund
Wasted
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Wasted Productions Ltd
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£7,000
National Lottery
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Wasted Productions Ltd received this supplementary funding to complete aspects of post production.
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Content Development
Alice Opens the Box
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Diva Films Ltd
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£7,560
National Lottery
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Alice, a single mum, lives on a council estate with her two young children. Her run of the mill existence is momentarily infused with life when she meets and falls in love with Charlie. Charlie moves in but can only tolerate her children when they are silent. Having traded her heart and reason for love, Alice commits an unspeakable crime enveloping her world in a deafening silence. Based on the short story of the same name by crime novelist Denise Mina, Alice Opens The Box is a complex tale of human frailty and the need to be loved.
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Audience Development
DANCE:FILM 2009 (21-30 May)
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Dance Base & Filmhouse
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£19,910
National Lottery
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DANCE:FILM 09 is the ultimate celebration of dance on screen with a diverse programme of feature films including 80s hit Flashdance, the Fred and Ginger classic, Swing Time, and the Scottish premiere of Perhaps Love (Ai Ru Guo) the multi-award winning Chinese musical. The festival explores the relationship between film and dance. It will also include documentaries, short films, visual art installation, along with dance workshops, that will delight audiences and get their toes tapping.
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Reel Iraq (14 - 24 May 2009)
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Edinburgh University Settlement
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£11,320
National Lottery
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Reel Iraq consists of 10 days of film screenings, with talks and masterclasses by visiting directors and filmmakers, alongside a programme of Iraqi Cultural Events. This is the first major Iraqi Cultural Festival to be held in the UK.
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FEBRUARY 2009
Content Production Fund
(Is Everybody Alright) now known as One Thousand Pictures - RFK's Last Journey
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Lichen Films Ltd
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£85,000
National Lottery
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A feature documentary on the journey of Robert Kennedy's funeral train.
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Digital Projection Fund
Digital Projection Fund
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Angus Council Cultural Services
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£15,000
Grant in Aid
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The Webster Theatre is already a high profile theatrical venue in the Tayside area since reopening after a £4million upgrade in January 2008. The new equipment will allow the population of Angus to enjoy the full cinema experience alongside other theatrical events.
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Digital Projection Fund
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Benbecula Community Association
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£15,000
Grant in Aid
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Due to the rural environment of the Uists, the opportunity to watch films is limited. The new equipment in Benbecula Community Hall provides much needed cinema provision for audiences on the islands.
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Markets and Festivals
MIP TV Attendance (30 March - 2 April 2009)
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Visible Ink Television Ltd
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£1,500
National Lottery
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| The newly enhanced business and writing team of Visible Ink Television received funding to attend MIP TV 2009 to renew, explore and discuss possible co-production potential and partnerships with broadcasters and distributors worldwide some of whom have already expressed interest. |
JANUARY 2009
Regional Screen Scotland
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Regional Screen Scotland
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£335,786
National Lottery/Grant in Aid
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Regional Screen Scotland (RSS) is the new agency which will take on the role of ‘rural cinema hub’ outlined in Scottish Screen’s Exhibitions Strategy. The type of funding awarded is £85,786 Audience Development funds and £250,000 Grant in Aid.
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Scottish Students on Screen
Scottish Students on Screen
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BAFTA Scotland
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£24,325.87
Grant in Aid
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Scottish Students on Screen was set up in 2000 after a Scottish Screen consultation with universities and colleges. The project aims to foster strong links between the screen industry and education. It is now managed by BAFTA Scotland in association with Scottish Screen. 2009 saw the 10th anniversary of SSOS and was the third year being managed by BAFTA Scotland.
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Content Development
The Boy from Georgia
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Media Co-Op
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£15,978
National Lottery
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| Media co-op received funding for the development of a creative feature length documentary intended for international markets. The Boy from Georgia is based on an emotional human journey filmed in Scotland and The Republic of Georgia.
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| Outcast
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Makar Productions Ltd
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£20,000
National Lottery
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Blood is thicker than water in this new horror in development at Makar Productions. Makar Productions want to demonstrate that Scotland and Ireland can make quality, low budget horror films which can challenge the gritty-realist perceptions of our film industry both at home and abroad.
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Venus as a Boy
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Picture Palace North Ltd
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£5,175
National Lottery
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| Picture Palace North received funding to back progress with their new feature film Venus as a Boy. A screen adaptation of Scottish author Luke Sutherland's acclaimed novel, the film involves Glasgow-based director Morag McKinnon (Home, Donkeys) and producer Alex Usborne (The Acid House). |
Macbeth
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Independent Picture Company
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£17,000
National Lottery
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Independent Picture Company aims to create an animatix 3D storyboard version of Shakespeare's Macbeth, which will include detailed animation of characters and backgrounds complete with professional sound design, score and the actor’s voices used as a guide.
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Colin and Cumberland
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Axis Animation
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£3,180
National Lottery
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Written by Dana Berlinka and Andy Williams (Shaun The Sheep), Colin & Cumberland follows the misadventures of a sneaky sausage dog called Cumberland and his blissfully innocent and enthusiastic owner Colin. This 3D animation, features characters and stories that are universal and aimed at the mainstream 6-9 year-old television audience.
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Boyracers
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Hopscotch Films Ltd
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£14,000
National Lottery
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Boyracers takes us on a breakneck tour of adolescence, where Alvin has to decide whether to escape to University or be loyal to the pals who tell him, "Ye dinnae. Dump yer mates".
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The Stornoway Way
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Move On Up Ltd
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£1,600
National Lottery
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The Stornoway Way is a Scottish story set on the Hebrides and in Europe, exploring love, loss and longing. Written by up-and-coming Scottish novelist Kevin McNeil, who will now produce his first screenplay, the screen adaptation will be directed by Don Coutts and produced by Kate Swan.
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Heritage
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Brocken Spectre
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£9,380
National Lottery
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Heritage is an epic tale of love, religion, nationalism, the end of colonialism and the violent beginning of modernity. Heritage brings a fresh perspective on conflicts that affect our lives today.
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Dirt Road to Lafayette
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Kenny Glenaan Ltd
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£18,750
National Lottery
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Renowned Scottish director Kenny Glenaan’s (Summer, Yasmin) production company was awarded funds to adapt award-winning Scottish novelist James Kelman’s Dirt Road to Lafayette. This is a musical coming-of-age story about a boy and his father, who travel across the southern states of America to visit their Scottish relatives, following the premature death of their wife/mother.
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To Have and To Hold
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Goosepimple Productions Ltd
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£14,974
National Lottery
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Directed by Scottish graphic artist, DJ and club promoter Jonnie Lyle, To Have and To Hold is a 90-minute feature ‘musicmentory’ that will document the passing of the vinyl age and capture a way of life that made a significant cultural impact worldwide. The film will have the feel of a good DJ-set seen through the eyes of highly established Scottish and international artists, performers, DJs, producers, designers and collectors.
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Pilot Fund
One Star
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Tern TV
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£50,000
National Lottery
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| One Star is an animated sitcom set in the worst B&B in space. It is the year 2050. Since the invention in 2008 of the Virgin Voyager's 'fast reliable space-coach', space tourism is booming. Humans continue to holiday further and further out into the Universe. The One Star B&B lies at the very edge of existence - at the gateway to the space wilderness known as the Universal Highlands. One Star was broadcast on BBC Scotland on 4 March 2009. |
Short Film Production
I Love Luci
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Sigma Films
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£49,979
National Lottery
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This is a comedy of missing teeth, an inappropriate paramour and one dog’s ability to shape the fortunes of a couple destined never to be together. It’s the last day Tommy has to win Marjory’s heart before her man returns from another day on the clink. But things aren't looking good. Marjory is totally pre-occupied by the fact she has lost her teeth and things are about to get a lot worse. In the vein of the Frog and the Princess, I Love Luci is a modern day allegory.
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Mondo's Search for the Sun
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Once Were Farmers Ltd
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£50,000
National Lottery
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Living in a beautiful house, surrounded by a vibrant garden, Mondo believes he has everything he needs - until one day the sun doesn’t rise. Mondo’s garden is plunged into a perpetual winter and his love for the place dies along with the plants that grew there. In desperation, he builds a flying machine and sets off on a surreal adventure, through the depths of time and space, on a quest to find the sun.
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Audience Development
| Glasgow Music and Film Festival (20-22 February 2009) |
The Arches
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£7,000
National Lottery
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Celebrated Glasgow-based arts venue The Arches was awarded funding for their Glasgow Music and Film Festival taking place under the banner of the Glasgow Film Festival 2009. The festival presents a programme of cutting edge and innovative live performances, film screenings and participatory events.
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Markets and Festivals
KidScreen 2009 Attendance (11-13 February)
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Tattiemoon
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£1,500
National Lottery
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Production company Tattiemoon went to attend the KidScreen 2009 festival with their film Hippos House, a 3D animated series set in the real world where a group of wooden animal characters live together in a house.
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Sundance Film Festival attendance (15-25 January 2009)
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Scottish Documentary Festival
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£1,159
National Lottery
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Scottish Documentary Institute was awarded funding to enable Finlay Pretsell (Production & Distribution Manager) and Sonja Henrici (Head of Development) to attend one of the largest independent film festivals in the world - Sundance - which took place on 15-25 January 2009 in Park City, Utah. With two short films in competition – Ma Bar and Steel Homes - Scottish Documentary Institute represented and promoted Scottish documentary and filmmaking talent in the US through screenings, Q&As and meetings with sales agents, buyers, distributors and funders.
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Sundance Film Festival attendance (15-25 January 2009)
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Imagine Pictures Ltd
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£1,079
National Lottery
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Edinburgh-based Imagine Pictures received a Markets & Festival investment to support director Adrian McDowall’s attendance at Sundance Film Festival 15-25 January 2009 in Park City, Utah. As the co-director and co-producer of the BAFTA Scotland award-winning short Ma Bar, selected to screen in competition at the festival, Adrian McDowall (The Toon Fair, Me and Ma Gal, Standing Start) represented his film at the screenings. He met with potential financiers and co-producers for future feature projects and promote Imagine Picture’s slate of films available for distribution and development.
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Berlin International Film Festival Attendance (7-17 Feb 2009)
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Black Camel
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£1,482
National Lottery
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Black Camel will be attending Berlin to launch Outpost 2 with ContentFilm International and Breathe with Essential Entertainment. They also hope to attract a sales agent for Blood Makes Noise which will be directed by Steve Barker and attend the Film Finance Summit.
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Berlin International Film Festival Attendance (7-17 February 2009)
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Flying Scotsman Films
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£633
National Lottery
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Flying Scotsman Films Ltd attended the Berlin International Film Festival with three projects - Confessions of a Justified Sinner, Renegade and Innocent.
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Berlin International Film Festival (7-17 February 2009)
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Dabhand Films Ltd
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£583.50
National Lottery
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Dabhand Films Ltd attended the Berlin International Film Festival to initiate contact with sales agents and publicists for the sale and distribution of completed feature film Running in Traffic.
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Berlin International Film Festival (7-17 February 2009)
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Iris Pictures Ltd
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£881
National Lottery
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Iris Pictures attended Berlin International Film Festival with their project Beast. It is the story of a fostered teenage boy with a troubled past, an uncertain future and a ten-foot crocodile about to break free from a rusting cage.
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Celtic Media Festival Attendance (25-27 March 2009)
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Kinetic Media
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£303.75
National Lottery
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Kinetic Media was awarded support to attend Celtic Media Festival 2009 to promote their latest project Social Circles. Driven from an unstable home, fourteen year old Cara find solace with friends, but her erratic behaviour leads to devastating consequences. Social Circles is an uncompromising coming-of-age drama that explores the cycle of depravation in Scotland’s poorest communities.
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