How did I get into producing films? – Saranne Bensusan
It all started when a friend invited me to join him on one of his film sets one day in 2009.
Source: How did I get into producing films? – Saranne Bensusan
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There are now Promotional Videos appearing online for The Anthropocene Chronicles
On January the First, 2018, just three days prior to the shooting of Lavenders Blue the first promotional video cut together from material for the film was released via Vimeo and YouTube.
Source: There are now Promotional Videos appearing online for The Anthropocene
Ménage du Trois selected for River international Film Festival in May/June 2018
Saranne Bensusan‘s short film Ménage du Trois has been selected for the River International Film Festival in Podova at the end of May.
The film stars Louise Rhian Poole and Mark Preston
I am cursed on Prime in Germany
Shiraz Khan’s film, I am Cursed, is now available in Germany on Amazon Prime under the title of “Ich bin verflucht” alternatively the film can be purchased or rented if you do not have a Prime membership.
look further than just Amazon and Netflix when distributing your movie
At a recent Panel discussion at Tallinn Nights, which was covered by Screen Daily (below) the importance of looking at other distributors was highlighted
Nicola’s Shedim selected for Post Mortem Fest
The Micro-short Nicola’s Shedim, which was directed by Lawrence Mallinson and written and produced by Saranne Bensusan, has been selected for the Post Mortem Fest in Aguascalientes Mexico.
Ménage du Trois selected for Post Mortem fest in Aguascalientes Mexico
Saranne Bensusan’s most recent short, Ménage du Trois, has been selected for the POST MORTEM Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes de Cine de Horror y Bizarro, in Aguascalientes Mexico.
The film stars Louise Rhian Poole and Mark Preston and can currently only be seen at festivals.
Aisia Rafiq joins Lavender’s Blue as makeup artist
http://anthropocenechronicles.com/aisia-rafiq-joins-lavendars-blue-makeup-artist#.Wf73jNBl-Uk
Natalie Sloth Richter to voice Gina in propaganda film Lavender’s Blue
Danish Dancer and Choreographer Natalie Sloth Richter is to provide the voice for Gina, Emilie’s A.I Unit in the upcoming short Lavender’s Blue which is set prior to Anthropocene Chronicles Part I See some of Natalie’s previous work here
The Anthropocene Chronicles
we are delighted to have Aisia Rafiq on board as makeup artist for Lavendar’s Blue. Related
Source: The Anthropocene Chronicles
