Sundance Catalyst, Utah.
The team expect you to work (and play) as hard as they do and it pays off. This thing is rocket fuel š„
Shout out The Dunn as always.
Delighted to have been a part of this scheme for 6 months. Lovely people, learnt tonnes and I have a pilot in my back pocket. Say hello.
@bbcwriters Voices, 2025 ā¤ļøāš„
Had a chat with @filmhubnorth to coincide with the launch of the @bfinetwork EARLY DEVELOPMENT FUND. We talk development, honing my voice and the long long road to that debut feature. APPLY, APPLY, APPLY. And keep kicking those doors down, kids.
Link to the interview in my bio š
āA Life Hereafterā is joining the @dailiesfilm family. Shout out to filmmaker, curator and tastemaker @tomisinadepeju for reaching out. Gonna be a spooky one.
MONDAY 30th OCTOBER 2023, 18:00
PHOENIX CINEMA. 52 HIGH ROAD. LONDON. N2 9PJ.
š to TICKETS in BIO.
A surreal night spent with loved ones, champions and new mates.
Iāve had a massive show of support since this one went live. Loads of messages and well wishing and all that. So gonna take a beat to say thank you if youāve ever helped me out with anything - inside or outside the industry. Much love.
Thanks again to @screendaily for their open arms and the free bar.
šø: Theodore Wood Photography / Screen International
#theodorewoodphotography
Itās official then. They actually printed it. Honoured to be a @screendaily Star of Tomorrow ā23. Amazing company and a huge legacy.
Link to the article in my bio where you can read such inspired musings as - āIām never going to write a film about a fleeting romance between a sculptor and bassoonist.ā
Thank you to @screendaily , Fionnuala Halligan, Nicolas Barber and @peter_searle .
So I did a podcast. Hereās me rambling about the kineticism of āDonāt Look Nowā and sparring with the lovely Zodwa Nyoni about cinemaās best opening scenes. Full disclosure - weāre both wrong. Itās Trainspotting.
Thanks to @greigarjohnson , @filmhubnorth and @bfinetwork for having me.
LINK IN BIO. More infoš
āDirectors Disagree is our new podcast: a conversational battle of wits where two directors go head-to-head in the court of cinema. Each month, a pair of filmmakers from the Film Hub North family debate an aspect of filmmaking and pick their all-time favourite examples from cinema history - all in an attempt to convince our host and judge Greig Johnson.
First up, playwright, screenwriter and director Zodwa Nyoni (Mahogany, Notes on Being a Lady) and writer-director Jack Benjamin Gill (Doggerland, Lambing Season) make their cases for cinemaās best opening scene.
Will it be The Usual Suspects or Don't Look Now? Listen now to find out.
Court is in session. All rise!ā
