Just a quick reminder to all our readers that Whitby has its very own Bram Stoker International Film Festival.
Here’s part of the festival’s mission statement:
The Bram Stoker International Film Festival established in order to provide more opportunities and exposure for filmmakers, screenwriters, Sci-Fi and games developers working within the horror, science fiction and suspense genres, as well as to draw more attention to WHITBY by means of our annual Film Festival.
It’s great to see that Whitby is attracting such quality events and this can only be a good thing for the town and its inhabitants.
Oh… and the website is entertaining too!
Click here to visit: Bram Stoker International Film Festival
Let me know what you think or if you have any thoughts about Whitby being used for filming, festivals, etc.
Alan
Whitby COLISEUM Friday 13th March ’09 – 7:30pm.
Admission: £5
Concession: Under-18s £2.50
Bar – Cafeteria
Nancy Eadington
Chad Hodgson
Craig Hornby
Sarah Macmillan
Alex McCormack
James Mernagh
Maria Silmon
Jan Te?itel
Christoph Warrack
“’Behind the Scenes’ at WiS ‘Movie-in-a-Day’ Hands-On Workshop”.
I’ve jutr received this email from Nigel Ward and Helga Marrs about a new film called Small World which was shot in Whitby.
If you’re in the area, why not go and see it?
Just thought you might be interested to hear that our new film – SMALL WORLD, shot exclusively in Whitby & the Esk valley – is finished and will be screening at The Coliseum in Whitby on Sat 22nd & Sat 29th November, in aid of Whitby Dog Rescue.
It’s turned out really well and we are entering it in film festivals all over the world.
Please try and come along – I think you’ll enjoy it – loadsa music – cast of thirty local actors/actresses!
Cheers – and please, please, help spread the word!
Nigel Ward & Helga Marrs